Join this workshop to compose your distinct instant photographs inspired by the graphic language of Henry Steiner, using images to tell your stories.

Regarded as the father of graphic design in Hong Kong, Henry Steiner often employs the technique called split imagery in his design, juxtaposing elements from different cultures to create his unique visual language. This workshop, led by Nadia Sheng from Henry Steiner’s studio, Steiner&Co, in collaboration with Nikki Cheung from the camera brand Lomography, will introduce you to Steiner’s distinctive visual communication methods. Participants will draw inspiration from Steiner’s practice and use Lomography instant cameras with multiple exposure and the Splitzer lens to collage surrounding elements, using image design to narrate your personal stories.

At the end of the workshop, M+ Educators will guide participants to the exhibition Henry Steiner: The Art of Graphic Communication to learn about Steiner’s influential graphic language and the art of storytelling through images.

The Young People Meet-Up series, designed and led by M+ Young Collective, encourages young people to explore and exchange their perspectives of the everyday through regular workshops, conversations, and talks.

The M+ Young Collective volunteer programme is supported by The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Hong Kong, which engages fifteen local tertiary students and recent graduates. They work closely with the M+ team and creative practitioners from various disciplines to develop, plan, and deliver public programmes.