Jonathan Hopfner has spent most of his professional life in Asia, mainly as a writer for Reuters news agency. Recently he left Reuters to found, with partners, New Narrative, which develops content campaigns for corporate clients. He contributes to leading travel and lifestyle publications, including Wallpaper, Design Anthology and DestinAsian, and has also written several guide books on Asian cities for Wallpaper and Moon Handbooks.
Divia Harilela has worked in the lifestyle and fashion media for fifteen years and is considered a leading authority on fashion in Asia. Most recently she served as the fashion editor for The South China Morning Post, where she remains a contributing editor. She is a regular contributor to Vogue China, Business of Fashion, Howtospendit.com (The Financial Times), Discovery and Departures. She founded the The D'Vine, Asias leading luxury and fashion website and fashion consultancy.
Born and raised in Hong Kong, she considers the fast-paced city her home. Catherine Shaw is an independent architect and art and design critic based in Hong Kong. She is also the Asia-Pacific contributing editor for New York-based Metropolis magazine. Catherine has contributed to numerous other magazines including Wallpaper, Design Anthology, Interior Design and Vogue Italia, as well as the Financial Times and the South China Morning Post.
She loves Hong Kong for its indefatigable spirit and its many paradoxes : the city's wild country parks and beaches next to gleaming skyscrapers, and street food just a short stroll from world-class restaurants. Lok Ting is a journalist and author based in Hong Kong. She has written about culture, art, fashion and travel for international lifestyle publications and has penned award-winning investigative features for local newspapers.
She has also produced current affairs documentaries for a major Hong Kong television station. Lok Ting now specializes in fashion and travel writing and has contributed to the Louis Vuitton City Guides since 2011. Founded in 1991, Tendance floue (literally, a tendency to be out of focus) is a group of thirteen photographers who have created a collective with the aim of working together to open up new perspectives and diversify the ways that contemporary photography can represent the world.
In addition to their personal work, these photographers nurture their collective photographic research by comparing images, assemblages pooled results giving rise to completely new material. Involved in the press, publishing, exhibitions, screenings, collection prints, and corporate and institutional marketing, this collective is open to everything, embracing all the different media of contemporary photography.
Hong Kong is brought into focus by Tendance floue photographer Alain Willaume. Alain Willaume has created a singular body of work from his engagement with different countries over many years. As a result of his long trips away from familial- lifestyles, he has established a personal map of enigmatic images that reflect the violence and speak to the world's vulnerability. Tendance floue is his fast photographic home port.
Divia Harilela has worked in the lifestyle and fashion media for fifteen years and is considered a leading authority on fashion in Asia. Most recently she served as the fashion editor for The South China Morning Post, where she remains a contributing editor. She is a regular contributor to Vogue China, Business of Fashion, Howtospendit.com (The Financial Times), Discovery and Departures. She founded the The D'Vine, Asias leading luxury and fashion website and fashion consultancy.
Born and raised in Hong Kong, she considers the fast-paced city her home. Catherine Shaw is an independent architect and art and design critic based in Hong Kong. She is also the Asia-Pacific contributing editor for New York-based Metropolis magazine. Catherine has contributed to numerous other magazines including Wallpaper, Design Anthology, Interior Design and Vogue Italia, as well as the Financial Times and the South China Morning Post.
She loves Hong Kong for its indefatigable spirit and its many paradoxes : the city's wild country parks and beaches next to gleaming skyscrapers, and street food just a short stroll from world-class restaurants. Lok Ting is a journalist and author based in Hong Kong. She has written about culture, art, fashion and travel for international lifestyle publications and has penned award-winning investigative features for local newspapers.
She has also produced current affairs documentaries for a major Hong Kong television station. Lok Ting now specializes in fashion and travel writing and has contributed to the Louis Vuitton City Guides since 2011. Founded in 1991, Tendance floue (literally, a tendency to be out of focus) is a group of thirteen photographers who have created a collective with the aim of working together to open up new perspectives and diversify the ways that contemporary photography can represent the world.
In addition to their personal work, these photographers nurture their collective photographic research by comparing images, assemblages pooled results giving rise to completely new material. Involved in the press, publishing, exhibitions, screenings, collection prints, and corporate and institutional marketing, this collective is open to everything, embracing all the different media of contemporary photography.
Hong Kong is brought into focus by Tendance floue photographer Alain Willaume. Alain Willaume has created a singular body of work from his engagement with different countries over many years. As a result of his long trips away from familial- lifestyles, he has established a personal map of enigmatic images that reflect the violence and speak to the world's vulnerability. Tendance floue is his fast photographic home port.
