After gaining a degree in marketing and years of working in the live entertainment in Asia, Ye Fan 范晔 @ye.fan (1986) relocated to New York and started studying photography. After an internship with Annie Leibowitz, Fan was named one of the new generation Chinese photographers by @artsy. Her work focus on modern Chinese feminity.

In her project 'TA' (她), meaning 'her' in Chinese, Fan collaborates with Chinese female artists who are currently living overseas but are born and raised in China.

TA aims to share Chinese modern feminity and our individuality, we are here and we are not alone.




Liao Haiyi 廖海一 @_meyuoaniankx (2001), is a self-taught, Sichuan-born photographer. Liao started shooting at an early age, observing everyday life and its surroundings. In her series, 'Twig and Water 彡 . 氵', Liao uses nature to convey a poetic side of the world.

"Nature is the soft interior beneath the complex appearance of the city".

Liao invites us into the whimsical, natural realm that appears, if only briefly, in our cities. In her works, mundane things in the urban landscape become poetic and magical.





Xin Li 黎晓欣 @_xinli_ (1994) is a photographer born and raised on the west coast of Norway. She has previously lived and worked in Hong Kong, and is currently residing in Oslo. Her main subject is people in different settings, whether it be in the form of personal portraits, fashion stories or a candid shot from last night's party. She considers herself a multidisciplinary artist, and shoots everything from visual content for brands and magazines to conceptual art photos. Using mainly 35mm film, her style of photography is often a fuse between the polished and gritty mixed with contemporary aesthetics.

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Zhou Qiang 周强 @zhouqiangstudio (1992) is a Sichuan-born documentary photographer. Zhou's work has been exhibited in Paris, New York, Berlin, Japan and China. Most recently, Zhou was a finalist in the Three Shadows Photography award 2020.

Awards and Nominations
2020 Three Shadows Photography Award, Finalist
2019 Hou Dengke Documentary Photography Award, Receipient 2019 Magnum
Foundation Nomination
2018 Magnum Foundation Nomination
2017 Lucy Photography Award (IPA), Gold Award

Public Collection
Three Shadows Photography Art Centre
Xie Zilong Photography Museum
View Art Gallery
Private Collector






Jialin Yan 严佳林 @keykeyyan (1992) is a photographer and co-founder of the platform 'Miroir Project' @miroirproject which supports Chinese female photographers.

Her project, 'Inescapable Gaze', plays on Berger's concept of the male gaze, though Yan has incorporated her own twist. ”Only the male is mentioned as an observer, and the female is regarded as a kind of landscape here. This has also triggered my thinking towards my project to a deeper extent — no one can escape the gaze from others, no matter male or female".

In 'Inescapable Gaze', Yan incorporates religious themes from great Baroque painters such as Caravaggio and Rubens, and place women in the centre as her main subject. "I regarded the woman in the centre of the picture as a figure who has been subjected to the impression of male gaze for a long time and thus losing her original state of self, aka self-esteem".


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