Ken Wong-Youk-Hong

Ken Wong-Youk-Hong, a photographer also known as Ken's eye, perceives the world around him with disconcerting sensitivity. He captures the soul of the people he photographs by letting his gaze borrowed from humanity to direct his goal. His photos are part of a civic and poetic approach, and defend a better living together. Born in Guyana in 1978, a Martinican mother and a father of Chinese origin, Ken Wong-Youk-Hong is a child of diversity, of a land without borders, without barriers. He grew up in donation and sharing with a loving and loved grandmother and a mother who instills him from a very young age generosity and altruism. His perception of human feelings and his eye on those around him allow him to capture the souls he meets on his way and to give them life through the emotions he seizes and transcribes in his clichés. With a talent as large as the heart, this 42 -year -old Bordeaux humanist photographer puts us in front of ourselves through the gaze he looks at on the other.