French photographer Emmanuel Serna has resided in Hong Kong for over a decade, where he has built a family and come to regard the city as his home.

Initially driven by personal emotions and perspectives to observe this city he calls “Home," he gradually grew curious about how other residents live in this “Home.”— How do they act on a daily basis when they are free of all pressure? What relationships and interactions do they have with public space? How do they occupy it? What temporary or permanent traces do they leave behind? How do they manage to feel at home in places other than their apartment or house?…

Through his photography, Emmanuel seeks to find answers to every question about the relationships between himself, others, and the land.
 
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About the photographer:
Emmanuel Serna was born in 1973 in Lunel, France. After graduating from a photography school in Paris, he first devoted himself to documenting the aftermath of the civil wars in the Balkans: Kosovo, Serbia and Bosnia. He also worked on Romania and Turkey.

He has been living and working in Hong Kong, China since 2010, focusing primarily on everyday life and minorities. He enjoys photographing people, their relationships to each other and their surroundings, and the traces they leave on the landscape.

In addition to his personal work, he works for the French and international press. His photographs have been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions in France, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
 
 
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Book Size: W210mm x H148mm
Printing: Color
Pages: 96 pages
Language: Chinese, English and French
Edition: 1st Edition, Sep. 2025
ISBN: 978-988-75202-2-1
Publisher: brownie publishing ltd.