WEI-CHEN 
LOU


Photography

  1. Yellow Jobs For Sale
  2. Sublimity In Focus
  3. Do You Want To Be Distrubed Too?
  4. En Bleu
  5. Manila, Philippines


Film/Video

  1. The Sound of My Hard Drive Dying Still Haunts Me
  2. En Bleu


    Design

    1. Yellow Jobs For Sale (Posters)

    Archive


    1. Archive





    -Collective Imagination Creates Realities-



    As an innovative artist with an MFA and specializes in photography and film-making, Wei-Chen brings forth the ability to collaborate effectively with others, and prioritize the goals of projects efficiently. He is enthusiastic and committed to creating thought and emotion provoking images through his visual aesthetics and visions.



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    Wei-Chen Lou

    Creative Director . Filmmaker . Photographer

    Born and raised in Zimbabwe, Wei-Chen has developed a passion for nature and culture preservation. Through his viewfinder, Wei-Chen tells the stories of those who might be voiceless in situations and challenge narratives that have been so long accepted as normalcy. His distinct connection with cameras led him to explore the interplay among colors, movements, and narratives — all of which are deeply inspired by nature's intricate patterns, the ever-changing urban environment, and the complex human emotions that shape our experiences.

    Wei-Chen has pursued rigorous studies, earning a BFA in Film and Video in 2022. He is now pursuing an MFA in Photography at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) within its Photography + Media & Society program. This dual focus enables him to explore both traditional and contemporary storytelling methods, ensuring his work remains both relevant and impactful in today's dynamic world. His artistic practice also extends beyond mere visual capture; Wei-Chen aims to provoke thought and inspire conversations through his films and photographs. His work not only showcases the beauty of the world but also reflects its multifaceted human dimension. By highlighting untold stories and challenging societal norms, he seeks to foster empathy and connection, encouraging viewers to question their perspectives and engage more deeply with life's complexities.