Photo-Book: 123 Polaroids | Lin ZhiPeng (NO. 223)

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Photo-Book: 123 Polaroids | Lin ZhiPeng (NO. 223)

HK$410.00

Author: Lin ZhiPeng

Published By: JiaZaZhi

First Edition, 2021

ISBN 978 4 908512 94 0

Size: 135mm × 206mm

123 color images

120 Pages

Hardcover

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123 Polaroids is more than just a collection of 123 photographs from Li Zhipeng’s remarkable and extensive Polaroid portfolio, which he began in the early 2000s in Guangzhou, China. It delves into his personal recollections of loved ones, affordable Polaroid films, and his journeys throughout China, Tibet, Southeast Asia, Japan, and Europe. The compilation showcases his passion, stylish nudity, striking portraits, vibrant landscapes and individuals, intertwined bodies exuding a playful sadness, sensuality, a feeling of absence, and much more. All of these elements are shaped by the beautiful imperfections of the medium and the artist's exceptional skill.


About the Artist

Lin Zhipeng, also known as No. 223, is a renowned Chinese photographer and writer born in Guangdong Province, China. Since the early 2000s, Lin has been capturing the essence of youth, love, and intimacy through his distinctive and evocative Polaroid photography. His work often features stylish nudity, expressive portraits, and vibrant landscapes, reflecting a unique blend of playfulness, melancholy, and sensuality.

Lin Zhipeng's photography has been exhibited in numerous galleries and art fairs worldwide, earning him recognition as a prominent figure in contemporary Chinese art. His ability to convey deep emotions and personal memories through the imperfections of the Polaroid medium has solidified his reputation as a master of visual storytelling.