Visual artist and photographer Phan Quang stages nuanced compositions that illustrate the relationship between global historical events and the personal histories of families and communities in Vietnam. Working across sculpture, painting, video, and photography, the artist’s style is marked by a quiet elegance, with great attention paid to material and texture. Before he began making art professionally, Phan worked for over a decade as a photojournalist for some of Asia’s best-known media, including Forbes, and Vietnam Economic Times. Currently, he is a photography lecturer at University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Ho Chi Minh City.