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Tse Chi Tak
Tse Chi Tak: A City’s Silent Witness Hong Kong photographer Tse Chi Tak, often referred to as “Ducky,” is more than just a documentarian of urban change; he's a chronicler of the soul of a city in transition. Born in Hong Kong in 1960 and still actively working today, his career spans over four decades, meticulously capturing the evolving landscape and social fabric of his home – a place grappling with rapid modernization, political s
hifts, and a profound sense of identity crisis. His work isn’t about grand pronouncements or dramatic events; it's a quiet, persistent observation, a slow-burning portrait of daily life interwoven with the threads of history and uncertainty. Tse’s journey began in the 1980s, immersing himself in the world of photojournalism for local newspapers and magazines. This early experience instilled within him a deep respect for the power of…