The downfall of night by Michael Kistler

By (author): Michael Kistler

Title: The downfall of night

Subtitle: A collection of after-dark vignettes from HK

Blurb:

Michael Kistler is an artist specializing in fine art street photography. Originally from Minneapolis, his work has taken him to numerous cities around the world chasing the next fleeting moment. He currently resides in Singapore after having lived in Hong Kong for 8 years and Tokyo prior to that for 10 years. A signature element in his work is an often understated human element and its connection to the city; he is constantly searching for and exploring unconventional perspectives and unique moments where people and the urban landscape collide, merge and co-exist. Reflections, blur, multiple layers and abstraction are common elements in his work. Michael's photography has been exhibited and published widely; He is currently represented by Blue Lotus Gallery and the Hong Kong Arts Collective in Hong Kong and Picture This in the UK. He is co-founder of Click 852 in Hong Kong, a mentor through Soho House and Own Academy for young aspiring creatives and a ‘super fan’ with the Hong Kong Tourism Board. In addition to fine art creation, he also offers mentoring and coaching to other photographers as well as bespoke portrait, product and lifestyle shoots.

ISBN: 978-87-7620-055-8

Book language: English

Publishing house: Snap Collective

Website: www.snap-collective.com

Editorial Assistant: Constantin Salagor

Designer: Marss Mickeviča

Published on: 12/31/2023

Category: Art

Price (€): 89

Keywords: Michael Kistler, photographer, The downfall of night, Hong Kong, Tokyo, understated human element, urban landscape