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Chien-Chi Chang is a Chinese photographer (born in Wurie, Taiwan in 1961, living in Taipei and New York) which states in his work the concepts of alignment and connection.

(c) Chien-Chi Chang

My photography is still instinctual, but now I am more disciplined. I'm trying to make each picture count, as in Tai Chi has every breath.

  • Biography Born into a middle class family in Taiwan, studied at the universities of Soochow and Indiana in 1990.
  • later worked in the Seattle Times (1991 - 1993) and the Baltimore Sun (1994 - 1995).
  • Won the Foundation for Humanistic Photography W. Eugene Smith in 1999.
  • In their work makes a statement of the abstract concepts of alienation and connection. With its collection of portraits The Chain , made in a mental institution in Taiwan, caused a sensation at the Venice Biennale (2001) and the Sao Paulo Biennial (2002). The amazing, almost life-size photographs of pairs of patients literally chained struck by his strength.
  • family pressure to marry has led him to address the issue of marriage in two books:
    • I do I do I do (2001), a collection showing brides and grooms in Taiwan and
    • Double Happiness (2005), a harrowing description of the business of selling brides in Vietnam.
  • family and cultural ties are also the subject of an ambitious project initiated in 1992.
  • For 17 years, has photographed the bifurcated lives of Chinese immigrants in New York's Chinatown district, along with their wives and families at his home in Fujian.
  • He joined Magnum in 1995 and since 2001 is a full member.
  • has received the following awards:
    • 2003. First prize Best Book of Photography (by The Chain ) Pictures of the Year International ,
    • 1999. Award W. Eugene Smith Memorial Fund for Humanistic Photography ,
    • 1998. Magazine Photographer of the Year, National Press Photographers Association ,
    • 1999. Visa d’Or, Visa Pour L’image ,
    • 1998. Primer premio, en la categoría Daily Life , World Press Photo.

 

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