“There is not any photographer I would specifically choose, instead I like to read theoretical conceptual work, particular within psychology.”
Zac T Lee
Zac T Lee (born in 1980) is a contemporary photographer living and working in London, UK. He has received his postgraduate diploma in “Fine Art” (2008) and MA in “Fine Art” (2013) both at “Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design”. For Zac T Lee photography is a form of expressing his own experience and emotions.
Artist statement
“I am an artist and photographer, living and working in London, UK. The central focus of my practice is concerned with the abandoned and isolated. Most recently becoming focused on youth within the context of isolation and abandonment, which you can see within this series. My interest in the subject of youth is drawn from own personal experiences and the emotions of my past.”
“Artist Profile” – Zac T Lee
Zac, why did you become a photographer? And what does photography mean to you?
The way I was drawn into photography was not by looking at other artists but as a way of expressing my own experience and emotions.
Which photographer has inspired you most?
The way I was drawn into photography was not by looking at other artists but as a way of expressing my own experience and emotions. There is not any photographer I would specifically choose, instead I like to read theoretical conceptual work, particular within psychology.
What kind of camera and equipment do you use?
This depends on the project but I mainly work with Ebony SV45 Ti and Mamiya 7ii.
What book about photography would you recommend?
I wouldn’t recommend any technical books on photography but instead advise any new photography to look at a wide range of photographic artists books for inspiration.
