EVERY TIME THEY ASK, I SAY I DON’T REMEMBER
Every Time They Ask, I Say I Don't Remember 是我2020年至2022間的影像日記,記錄了我離港赴
英前的日常時光。
此輯攝影作品的意義不僅在於個人記實，同時也探索以日常相片作長時間的社會寫實記錄的可
能性，捕捉社會對政策變革的當下反應，及社會變遷的持續影響，包括香港如何渡過新冠疫情
的考驗。
縱然香港仙乎已經恢復了熟悉的節奏，但作品揭示了隱藏在平凡之下的不安湧流。社會變革後
物轉星移，正重塑我們的日常生活及集體記憶。
Every Time They Ask, I Say I Don't Remember is my visual diary, documenting my daily life in Hong Kong from 2020 to 2022, leading up to my departure for the UK.
This collection of everyday photographs serves as more than a personal diary. It explores the role of everyday photography as a form of journalism, capturing not only immediate reactions but also the enduring effects of social changes, including how Hong Kong weathered the storm of Covid-19.
While Hong Kong appears to have resumed its familiar rhythm, these photographs reveal an undercurrent of uncertainty, reshaping our lives and collective memories.
