Photographer Kevin Cheng and
the Lego man at his exhibition at the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre.
No one knows what's behind the mask, says Cheng. Photo: Thomas Yau
No dreamer is ever too small and no dream is ever too big to achieve - photographer Kevin Cheng Kai-man is living testimony to this popular quote.
Despite being physically stunted and confined to a wheelchair by a rare genetic disease, Cheng, 27, has fulfilled his dream of becoming a professional photographer.
Cheng spent much of his childhood going in and out of hospitals for surgeries and has to put up with curious stares from strangers on the streets, but he has remained cheerful and positive about life.
"I believe that everyone is here for a reason," he says.
"In life, you win some and you lose some. And you live with what you've got."...Continue reading...
No dreamer is ever too small and no dream is ever too big to achieve - photographer Kevin Cheng Kai-man is living testimony to this popular quote.
Despite being physically stunted and confined to a wheelchair by a rare genetic disease, Cheng, 27, has fulfilled his dream of becoming a professional photographer.
Cheng spent much of his childhood going in and out of hospitals for surgeries and has to put up with curious stares from strangers on the streets, but he has remained cheerful and positive about life.
"I believe that everyone is here for a reason," he says.
"In life, you win some and you lose some. And you live with what you've got."...Continue reading...
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