Publications

Virtue & Virility

by Lee Chang Ming

Virtue and Virility presents a series images and quotes taken from various gay networking mobile apps. The quotes are taken from the “about me” sections where individuals can introduce themselves. The projects seeks to highlight the intriguing ways gay men choose to present themselves in virtual space through photography and text, and looks at questions of masculinity, sexuality and self-portrayal.

The self-portraits underscore perceived societal ideals of masculinity and sexual desirability; yet their anonymity also depicts an underlying concern of privacy and stigma for promiscuously found even within the domain of queer spaces.
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Published by Nope Fun
Edition of 50
32 pages
Risograph printed 1 colour (black)
A6: Saddle stitched
Soft Cover: 135 gsm (Candy Pink)
Body: 100gsm (White)

Available here.

Beneath the Bodhi & Banyan

by Chu Hao Pei, Lee Chang Ming

This project raises questions surrounding these tree shrines: How did these tree shrines come about? Who removes these tree shrines? And why are they removed?
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Published by Nope Fun
Edition of 50
44 pages, full colour
A5: Saddle stitched
Soft Cover: 250gsm matte art card
Body: 100gsm wood free paper

Available here.

The Universal Mundane

by Lee Chang Ming

The Universal Mundane is a search for simplicity and beauty in everyday moments.
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Published by Nope Fun
Second edition of 50
Hand numbered and signed
40 pages full-colour
A5: Saddle stitched
Soft Cover: 260 gsm
Body: 100gsm woodfree

Available here.

Catalan Footballers

by Lee Chang Ming

Who has the power to decide what the image means: the viewer or the creator? How does the medium of photography affect our act of remembering and interpreting the past?

Featuring a collection of found images of Catalan footballers from the 1960s.
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Published by Nope Fun
Second edition of 50
Hand numbered and signed
16 pages
Risograph printed 1 colour (blue)
A5: Thread binding
Soft Cover: 140gsm (Off-white)
Body: 100gsm (Off-white)

Available here.

Lee Chang Ming

Brownbook Magazine: Kampong Glam (Editorial)