Welcome to Dickie.tv where i showcase upcoming and past productions.
check out my video productions - See under the video menu tab...
you can start here with a series of shorts conceived and produced for Hong Kong Vogue
Limited edition selection of my photographic outputs on Chromolux metal plate.
HALLOWEEN ART EXHIBITION: From Now until the end of October be sure the check out the Dark Arts Exhibition being held at the Fringe club next to the Foreign Correspondents Club in Central Hong Kong, I have two pieces on display as a preview to my solo show "Art of the Celestials"
University of Wollongong (UOW), Australia formerly Community College of City University. has acquired one of my pieces "Monsoon Lion Rock" for display in the new campus: This is first piece added to their collection titled: "Sense of Place" Sense of Place refers to the emotive bonds and attachments people develop or experience in particular locations and environments, at scales ranging from the home to the nation. Sense of place is also used to describe the distinctiveness or unique character of a particular locality – in this case, Hong Kong.
Explores Hong Kong’s temples unraveling the legends and folklore surrounding the many deities that populate these testaments to belief.
From the much loved and ever present Guan Yu - The god of war with his fierce red face, long beard, and silkworm like eyebrows. Worshiped by triads and police alike for his loyalty and righteousness. To the ever present and probably most popular of the celestials Guan Yan the beautiful benevolent, merciful princess that comforts the downtrodden.
Let journey/explore these spaces for the visual feast of bejewelled clothing, folk sculptures to magnificent renderings of these beings devotion admiration and respect these icons of time have been granted.
Let journey to the East, discover the visual treasures of these often not fully understood spaces of worship.
Slated for November this year.
www.dickiesuzuki.com is where i keep all things "The Art of Celestials". Please do stay in touch.
We were commissioned by the Academy to create a film that positioned the facility as a world class offering in the Sport Training, Wellness & Luxury Resort space. Creating an engaging, personal experience of a through modern cinematic visuals, triggering multiple core sense & the feeling “Take me there”
- Preparing for street style fashion shoot for a brand from New York
- Producing marketing films for architectural projects in Miami and other major cities in the USA.
- Designing apparel and new Vespa projects with our Classic Scooter restoration and customisation business Eleven Vintage: www.XIVintage.com
Previously we held an art show in an abandoned house featuring 14 talented artists last weekend. Guests were brought in from central and blindfolded in accordance with Urban Explorer rules to maintain the location's secrecy. Attendees enjoyed Champagne and canapés and were given tours of the breathtaking artworks on display by the artists themselves. This event was a refreshing departure from the formal art shows typically held in the city that day.
The Next installment is slated for the 18th November at a secret location in Sai Kung.
"Grey Walls Gallery presents:
Amid tall grasses and under the sheltering branches of large trees sprawls a building, once alive and vibrant but now empty and silent.
Then on Nov 19 the space once again bursts forth with art and colours, transformed into an active hub
by a group of select artists who brave the forgotten paths.
A coach pulls up outside and from it stumbles a group of curious art lovers, poised to delve into the forbidden space in pursuit of the unique.
Paintings, photographs and sculptures inside the devastation will shock and delight, as footsteps once again echo in the broken walls.
This place, with its fractured history, will introduce the visitors to new possibilities.
Long forgotten and neglected, the space will come alive for a brief moment, one short afternoon, to ignite a sense of wonder and history
to the visitors of the past. We aim to entice you to peek behind the veil, to realise that there is more behind the facade.
Join Grey Walls Gallery and explore, visit the uncanny and experience the unusual.
Expand your world and open your hearts to sensations beyond the conventional. Reach further than you have dared go before.
Grey Walls Gallery Tickets on sale $500 per person for urbex adventure gallery tour.
Pick up from Central area at 2.30pm returning at 5pm
Grab yours asap before they sell out . WhatsApp 6626 6392 for queries
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My photography work has been noticed, I’m Delighted to have been recognized and awarded by 1x.com which has the vision of gathering the best photography in the world in one place.
For the past decade, they have gathered an extraordinary collection of fine art photography, showcased 1x.com. Handpicked 16,000 published 1x artists from 130 different countries. very happy to be included and have my work validated. #photography #artist #gallery #hongkong
Title: Ascending Dragons
Edition: 2/5
Date Shot: 27th January 2021
Location: Fuk Tak Temple, Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong
Description:
The dragon boat head is resting in an individual enclosure within the Fuk Tak Temple complex in Shau Kei Wan. Dragon boat heads are considered sacred and celestial beings hence the ceremony around the dotting of the eyes preceding Dragon Boat race day, also leading to this example being dutifully cared for during its pass from this plain to the next.
The origins of the Dragon Boat Festival can be found in several stories. The most famous are about Qu Yuan, China’s first patriotic writer and Wu Zixu, a once-loyal advisor to the King Fuchai. Dragon boat racing originated in southern central China more than 2,500 years ago.
Qu Yuan was a Minister in one of the Warring State governments, Chu. He was slandered by jealous government officials and banished by the King.
Out of disappointment in the Chu Monarch, he drowned himself into the Miluo River. He was very popular with the common people, who rushed to the water and tried to recover his body. They also scattered rice into the water to feed the fish, to prevent them from eating Qu Yuan's body, which is one of the origins of Zongzi, the traditional rice dish eaten to this day to remember him.
In commemoration of Qu Yuan, people hold dragon boat races yearly on the day of his death. Before Qu Yuan waded in the Miluo River and drowned himself, he wrote a famous lyrical poem 离骚 Li Sao (“Sorrow in Estrangement”).
(The poem inscribed by local artist Grand Master Tso.)
Cassia and pepper of the mountain-side , with melilotus white in clusters vied.
杂申椒与菌桂兮,岂维纫夫蕙芷!
The way was long, and wrapped in gloom did seem, as I urged on to seek my vanished dream.
路漫漫其修远兮,吾将上下而求索。
Long did I sigh and wipe away my tears, to see my people bowed by griefs and fears.
长太息以掩涕兮,哀民生之多艰。
But since my heart did love such purity, I’d not regret a thousand deaths to die.
亦余心之所善兮,虽九死其犹未悔。
Without delay the sun and moon sped fast, in swift succession spring and autumn passed;
日月忽其不淹兮,春与秋其代序。
*photograph for reference only
Collaboration with Artist Ling Muki
visit her website here: www.lingmuki.com
featuring hand painted character Muki eating a traditional Hong Kong soft serve Ice Cream whilst watching Bicycle man work. so cute.
Ling Muki Artist Statement:
This collaborative piece with Dickie is particularly special to me. Through photography, we not only tell a story, but also invite viewers to imagine their own stories. In this artwork, Muki enters the real world for the first time, specifically Hong Kong, in a photograph taken by Dickie.
While enjoying a traditional Hong Kong soft serve ice cream, she curiously watches the bicycle man work, taking in everything around her. This piece is a celebration of our vibrant and textured Hong Kong, brimming with emotions.
By combining painting and photography, we aimed to capture the essence of this city's unique beauty and cultural diversity. Just as Hong Kong embraces different cultures and possibilities, we hope this piece inspires viewers to embrace their own uniqueness and individuality.
24 x 36 inches / 31cm x 46cm
With LED backlight lighting with remote control.
Edition 1/1
HK$26,888
C L I E N T S
Clients: IBM, Jaguar, PepsiCo Asia Pacific, HKJC, The Great European Carnival
Wheel2Wheel - 12
part series following Morgan Parker throughout 13 Asia Countries as he
traverses the distance between Hong Kong to Australia on a motorbike providing exposure to grassroots NGO's in each of the countries transited
Thai Street Food - 13 part culinary quest with world renown Chef David Thompson through the wonders that is Bangkok's Street Food
Quest for Stars - 2 parts exploring Hong Kong & Macau exploring the trails and
tribulations of striving to attain & keep Michelin Stars
Buying Asia - IPGlobal, Property Investment guide in Asia
Taste for Wine - 10 part Series with Master of Wine Debra Meiburg, a guide to the most infamous wine producing regions of the world
Adventures to the edge - Series 2 - production of 4 episodes Sean Lee-Davies giving a voice to various wildlife NGO's
Are We OK? - a TV hour exploring the trials & tribulations of the Hong Kong populace during the protests and subsequent Covid-19 eras
R O L E S & R E S P O N S I B I L I T I E S
Pre-Production: Concept, Location Scouting, Permits, Client Management
Shoot: Direction, Art Direction, Cameraman,
Data Wrangling, Team Management
Post production: Editing, Sound Design, Motion Graphics, Colour, Delivery Output, Systems Design & Management
R O L E S & R E S P O N S I B I L I T I E S
Social
media campaigns, fashion show visuals, art & creative direction,
fashion show event coverage, branding, event recap video
C L I E N T S
Shanghai Tang, Chanel, Cartier, Micheal Kors, Tumi, Pacific Place, 68
lingerie, Walter Ma, Bao Bao Wan Jewellery, John Hardy, Van Cleef &
Arpel, Vogue Hong Kong, Paradiso
P R O J E C T S H O W C A S E B E L O W:
A
series of 8 films showcasing powerful females leaders in our Hong Kong
community, produced for VOGUE Hong Kong in association with Le Mer...
R O L E S & R E S P O N S I B I L I T I E S
Conceptualised
we produced "animatics' showcasing the concept which were then
presented to the client and revised to showcase Hong Kong leaders in
their respective fields....