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Faces

The project
“Faces” – this photography project of mine for the UNESCO “Pathways to a Culture of Peace” Global Contest for Mutual Understanding – revolves around human emotions captured in black-and-white. The usage of black-and-white in my work is actually two-pronged; other than serving as an extra challenge for myself in the aspect of photography, it also removes “colour” in a figurative way, to strengthen the purpose of my project, which is to prove that skin colours are nothing but clothing; deep inside, we’re all human, and thus, are part of a big family.
I have named each of my photos accordingly, to the stages that most people will experience – no matter Asian, European, or African.
 
 Each of it signifies a crucial part of life that we have to experience as humans, and shows that we are not so different after all. 
 
Ho Rui You
3, Lorong 12, Taman Melati
Sungai Petani Kedah 08000
Malaysia