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Born in Taipei.Brenda Yin graduated from the Mass Communication in 2005. Since she was a child, Brenda Yin has always had a keen passion for the visual arts. What initially began as an uncomplicated enjoyment of drawing and painting, progressively built into an enchantment with photography, video and filmmaking. Incorporated into the visualization of her photography, one can find an appreciation, and even an obsession, for industrial, graphic, fashion and interior design. Inspiration for Brenda Yin’s art emerges from a thoughtful examination of broadcast and digital media. Like many, film, music and television, and all forms of internet and mobile communication are the impulses. However, far beyond the ordinary, Brenda Yin’s photography is contemplative, reflective and introspective. Even in her observations of people and their everyday interactions,Brenda Yin is able to cleverly and uniquely focus on the eccentricities and peculiarities of life. Susan Sontag’s writings provide perhaps the greatest influence for Brenda Yin’s approach to photography. Sontag said that “[l]ife is not significant details, illuminated by flash, fixed forever. Photographs are.” In her own art, Brenda Yin has embraced this philosophy. _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_…Born in Taipei.Brenda Yin graduated from the Mass Communication in 2005. Since she was a child, Brenda Yin has always had a keen passion for the visual arts. What initially began as an uncomplicated enjoyment of drawing and painting, progressively built into an enchantment with photography, video and filmmaking. Incorporated into the visualization of her photography, one can find an appreciation, and even an obsession, for industrial, graphic, fashion and interior design. Inspiration for Brenda Yin’s art emerges from a thoughtful examination of broadcast and digital media. Like many, film, music and television, and all forms of internet and mobile communication are the impulses. However, far beyond the ordinary, Brenda Yin’s photography is contemplative, reflective and introspective. Even in her observations of people and their everyday interactions,Brenda Yin is able to cleverly and uniquely focus on the eccentricities and peculiarities of life. Susan Sontag’s writings provide perhaps the greatest influence for Brenda Yin’s approach to photography. Sontag said that “[l]ife is not significant details, illuminated by flash, fixed forever. Photographs are.” In her own art, Brenda Yin has embraced this philosophy. _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_

Brenda Y.

Videographer, Photographer, Art Director

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Born in Taipei.Brenda Yin graduated from the Mass Communication in 2005. Since she was a child, Brenda Yin has always had a keen passion for the visual arts. What initially began as an uncomplicated enjoyment of drawing and painting, progressively built into an enchantment with photography, video and filmmaking. Incorporated into the visualization of her photography, one can find an appreciation, and even an obsession, for industrial, graphic, fashion and interior design. Inspiration for Brenda Yin’s art emerges from a thoughtful examination of broadcast and digital media. Like many, film, music and television, and all forms of internet and mobile communication are the impulses. However, far beyond the ordinary, Brenda Yin’s photography is contemplative, reflective and introspective. Even in her observations of people and their everyday interactions,Brenda Yin is able to cleverly and uniquely focus on the eccentricities and peculiarities of life. Susan Sontag’s writings provide perhaps the greatest influence for Brenda Yin’s approach to photography. Sontag said that “[l]ife is not significant details, illuminated by flash, fixed forever. Photographs are.” In her own art, Brenda Yin has embraced this philosophy. _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_…Born in Taipei.Brenda Yin graduated from the Mass Communication in 2005. Since she was a child, Brenda Yin has always had a keen passion for the visual arts. What initially began as an uncomplicated enjoyment of drawing and painting, progressively built into an enchantment with photography, video and filmmaking. Incorporated into the visualization of her photography, one can find an appreciation, and even an obsession, for industrial, graphic, fashion and interior design. Inspiration for Brenda Yin’s art emerges from a thoughtful examination of broadcast and digital media. Like many, film, music and television, and all forms of internet and mobile communication are the impulses. However, far beyond the ordinary, Brenda Yin’s photography is contemplative, reflective and introspective. Even in her observations of people and their everyday interactions,Brenda Yin is able to cleverly and uniquely focus on the eccentricities and peculiarities of life. Susan Sontag’s writings provide perhaps the greatest influence for Brenda Yin’s approach to photography. Sontag said that “[l]ife is not significant details, illuminated by flash, fixed forever. Photographs are.” In her own art, Brenda Yin has embraced this philosophy. _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_

Available to hire

台北, 台灣

$900 per day ($112.5 per hour)

Born in Taipei.Brenda Yin graduated from the Mass Communication in 2005. Since she was a child, Brenda Yin has always had a keen passion for the visual arts. What initially began as an uncomplicated enjoyment of drawing and painting, progressively built into an enchantment with photography, video and filmmaking. Incorporated into the visualization of her photography, one can find an appreciation, and even an obsession, for industrial, graphic, fashion and interior design.

Inspiration for Brenda Yin’s art emerges from a thoughtful examination of broadcast and digital media. Like many, film, music and television, and all forms of internet and mobile communication are the impulses. However, far beyond the ordinary, Brenda Yin’s photography is contemplative, reflective and introspective. Even in her observations of people and their everyday interactions,Brenda Yin is able to cleverly and uniquely focus on the eccentricities and peculiarities of life.

Susan Sontag’s writings provide perhaps the greatest influence for Brenda Yin’s approach to photography. Sontag said that “[l]ife is not significant details, illuminated by flash, fixed forever. Photographs are.”

In her own art, Brenda Yin has embraced this philosophy.

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