Food Legography – Salted Kumkuat

Initiated in 2009, the Legography project was triggered by an occasion when Ric’s wife found a box of Lego blocks from her childhood. It was Ric’s first encounter with Lego when his wife handed these tiny blocks to him and an idea flashed at the time he picked up the small lego doll, “I can see the world from the perspective of these tiny blocks and add them to my daily photography work to create interesting pieces”. After that day, I have started to use Lego for creation.

Lego is a universal language. People of different nationalities, races, skin colors, languages, and ages, are familiar with these tiny blocks. Ric want to use it and blend it with Hong Kong’s scenery and local cultural stuffs to let the world know more about Hong Kong.

Initiated in 2009, the Legography project was triggered by an occasion when Ric’s wife found a box of Lego blocks from her childhood. It was Ric’s first encounter with Lego when his wife handed these tiny blocks to him and an idea flashed at the time he picked up the small lego doll, “I can see the world from the perspective of these tiny blocks and add them to my daily photography work to create interesting pieces”. After that day, I have started to use Lego for creation.

Lego is a universal language. People of different nationalities, races, skin colors, languages, and ages, are familiar with these tiny blocks. Ric want to use it and blend it with Hong Kong’s scenery and local cultural stuffs to let the world know more about Hong Kong.

Initiated in 2009, the Legography project was triggered by an occasion when Ric’s wife found a box of Lego blocks from her childhood. It was Ric’s first encounter with Lego when his wife handed these tiny blocks to him and an idea flashed at the time he picked up the small lego doll, “I can see the world from the perspective of these tiny blocks and add them to my daily photography work to create interesting pieces”. After that day, I have started to use Lego for creation.

Lego is a universal language. People of different nationalities, races, skin colors, languages, and ages, are familiar with these tiny blocks. Ric want to use it and blend it with Hong Kong’s scenery and local cultural stuffs to let the world know more about Hong Kong.

Initiated in 2009, the Legography project was triggered by an occasion when Ric’s wife found a box of Lego blocks from her childhood. It was Ric’s first encounter with Lego when his wife handed these tiny blocks to him and an idea flashed at the time he picked up the small lego doll, “I can see the world from the perspective of these tiny blocks and add them to my daily photography work to create interesting pieces”. After that day, I have started to use Lego for creation.

Lego is a universal language. People of different nationalities, races, skin colors, languages, and ages, are familiar with these tiny blocks. Ric want to use it and blend it with Hong Kong’s scenery and local cultural stuffs to let the world know more about Hong Kong.