ENTRY DESCRIPTION
The beauty of spring in the city is reflected in these small spaces where people grow different varieties of plants.

AUTHOR
A native of Saguenay in Canada who grew up in the heart of Mother Nature, Sue Vo-Ho stands out as a photographer through her approach to memory and evanescence.
The melancholy of open spaces
Sue Vo-Ho finds her inspiration in the emptiness of nature or cities. Her preferred themes revolve around the desert, buildings, the ocean, urban landscapes and city walls and are tinged with a hint of melancholy.
Sue Vo-Ho studies photography at the Cégep du Vieux-Montréal. Since 1998 she works in fields of photography as portrait, commercial, event and fine arts. Sue Vo-Ho’s photographs have been published in numerous magazines. Her work was exhibited in various places likes Musée populaire de la Photographie, Art-Mûr Gallery, Connections Gallery, Bibliothèque Marc-Favreau, etc. She is showcased by Singulart Gallery and Grizzly Montreal.
Since 2010, she has been teaching photography at CFP Lachine.

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