Jessey Tsang’s thematic avocation in 2011 is to stroll the hilly wilderness - to observe and listen to the earth and the sun.  Her video work, Still, is a praise to nature.  Having been shot at several natural spots in Hong Kong, nature’s beauty shines through the many close-ups and long shots.  Tsang’s 3D space construction is an attempt to draw the viewers to another layer of spatial depth, for them to discover and appreciate nature’s exquisiteness. Not only does Still explore the natural space, it also reflects upon the re-presentation of space.  Tsang joins hands with 3D cinematographer Henry Chung and experimental composer Nerve to take you on an unnatural natural journey.

Jessey Tsang Tsui-shan
Filmmaker.  Tsang graduated from the School of Film and TV of the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts, majored in sound design in 2001.  She later earned a Master of Fine Arts in Media Design and Technology programme of the City University of Hong Kong in 2005.  Her works have been presented in countries such as Italy, Germany and Poland.  Her first narrative short Lonely Planet won the Silver Award at the Hong Kong Independent Short Film & Video Awards (ifva) in 2004.
Her feature/short films include: Ou est la sortie? (2007), Lovers on the Road (2008), etc. Her second feature film Big Blue Lake funded by Hong Kong Arts Development Council, with production support from Hong Kong Arts Centre is going to be launched in Nov 2011.