Taiwanese photographer Ruo captures emotional and soulful fine art portraits. Through her lens, she delves deep into the human experience, capturing moments of vulnerability, strength, and raw emotion. Ruo’s keen eye for detail and mastery of light and shadow allow her to create images that resonate with viewers on a profound level.
Each portrait tells a story, inviting viewers to connect with the subject on a personal and intimate level. Ruo’s work transcends mere photography, offering glimpses into the depths of the human soul.
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“I hail from Tainan, Taiwan, where I find solace in capturing memories through photography. My inspiration stems from the cherished connections and memories I share with my parents—a source of bright warmth and sentimentality in my life. Through my work, I endeavor to immortalize and preserve these emotions, transferring them into visual narratives that encapsulate the essence of our bond.”
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“My inspiration springs from the memories woven with my parents, as well as the everyday moments that define both my present and past. Photography serves as my medium to express my existence and the invaluable time spent with my family. With each click of the shutter, I strive to immortalize those significant moments, ensuring they remain vibrant and alive for years to come.”
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“When I capture portraits, my aim is not merely to depict the individual in the frame, but also to encapsulate their essence, their very ‘existence.’ Moreover, I find that a part of myself is inevitably woven into the photograph—my mood, my emotions, and, most significantly, my own existence.”
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“I firmly believe that each individual carries their own unique history. Our emotions, perceptions, and thoughts are all shaped by the narratives of our past, which profoundly influence how we perceive the world around us. To convey this notion, I incorporate meaningful objects into my work. For instance, I feature apples and lilies, my father’s favorite flowers, as well as a red umbrella gifted by my parents, and garments from my childhood, each symbolizing aspects of my existence. Among these items, the red umbrella holds special significance as a tangible link to my departed parents, serving as a poignant symbol of my identity. Every photograph featuring the red umbrella can be viewed as a reflection of myself, akin to a self-portrait.”
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“For me, photographs serve as timeless portals, preserving moments and capturing the essence of bygone eras. My hope is that when people view my photos, they’re reminded of precious memories and significant times that can never be relived. I aspire for my work to inspire others to cherish the present moment and appreciate the fleeting beauty of life.”
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