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TONY MAK

Photographic Projects

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Beyond Docklands (2023 - )

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The Death of Francisco Xavier (2020 - )

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Canton Waters  (2020 - )

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Landscapes Along The Waterways From

Macao To Guangzhou (2020 - 2023)

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After The Olympics (2020 - 2022)

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Angel Lane (2020)

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Stratford City (2020 - )

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To The West Of The Solitary Sea (2018-2022)

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    Land, Family and Ancestors,

    Zhongshan, Guangdong, China (2018-2022)

    Tomb Sweeping Day 

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    A guide to disappeared streets in Stratford, London (2020)

    Over a decade has passed since the Olympics came to London, but what remains? The glass towers and monumental stadiums stand proud but the world’s attention has moved on.

    ​Photo book by Hoxton Mini Press, 2022

    ​Stratford city skyline time-lapse. (2020-)

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    A photographic exploration of the Pearl River Delta’s shifting waterways, tracing how a once-global landscape has been reshaped by history, modernisation, and the fading visibility of place. (2020-)

    A work of photographic archaeology, retracing historical river routes between Macao and Canton. (2020-2023)

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    Travelling between Portugal, Macau, and the coast of Guangdong, I followed the traces of old commissioners and seafarers from the age of navigation. In a world drifting toward deglobalisation, I photographed shorelines, harbours, and ruins to piece together an imagined island—a space where East and West once met, and where the sea still carries echoes of connection, exile, and return. (2020-)

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    A photographic exploration of London’s Docklands, charting its transformation from imperial gateway to global financial district, while observing how international ambition intersects with local communities and reclaimed natural spaces. (2023-)

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London-based photographer Tony Mak creates contemporary art photography rooted in cultural landscapes and evolving traditions. As a Chinese photographer from Guangdong, he captures the shifting dialogues between heritage and modernity across Europe and Asia.

Specialising in Chinese landscape photography and new typography approaches, Tony Mak’s work explores identity, memory, and the transformation of cultural spaces. His photographic artistry has been exhibited in galleries and exhibitions across London and Europe.

Keywords: London photographer, Chinese photographer, Guangdong photographer, contemporary art photography, cultural landscape, Chinese landscape, new typography, art photography, photographic artist, London gallery, European exhibitions, fine art photographer, Guangdong contemporary artist, international photography exhibitions.