
Disconnection photo series by Chew Jern Ian
Chew Jern Ian, a 19 year-old Malaysian photographer, prefers to patiently coax magic out of his compact camera. He claims influence from an eclectic variety of sources including Indian curry and Korean trot music. When asked about his ideas behind the Disconnection series, he simply said, ‘I will leave it for you to interpret’.



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