Jamie Chi (she/they) is an independent Filmmaker and Photographer, using their work to advocate for LGBTQ+ rights.
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'We' is the first framed print collection in the 'Safe Distance: We Are One' photography triptych by Jamie Chi.

Qiu Bai x Jamie Chi
“The past year has been a particularly difficult time for the Chinese queer community, because we may face racial discrimination and LGBTQ+ discrimination. I hope people will continue to pay attention to and support Queer China UK, and that we will create a more equal and diverse society together.”

Scarlett Ng x Jamie Chi
“Especially during COVID-19, as an Asian or a Chinese, we are afraid. If we wear a mask, we will walk with our heads down. We avoid having eye contact with others. When we buy stuff, we are afraid, and we are afraid to wear gloves and we try to leave the shop as fast as we can. A lot of times, our ethnicity, gender, and sexuality influences the way we walk; we talk or act in our everyday life. How we use a public space or private space.”

Kay kay food x Jamie Chi
“If you look at history of all the pandemic, like Spanish flu, SARS, H5N1, Mers, even HIV, these are diseases where they are zoonosis, so it’s transfer from animals to humans. If we continue to eat them and destroy their habitat. The link between us and them is going to be forever close.”
'Are' is the second framed print collection in the 'Safe Distance: We Are One' photography triptych by Jamie Chi.

Jamie Chi
“I shot this during Lunar New Year in SOHO when I started filming Safe Distance. When we researched the history of racism and homophobia, we found most racism and LGBTQ+ hate crimes in the UK and US happen in Chinatown and gay bars. The documentary was born out of community urgency, and we invite you to co-construct a society that embodies kindness and empathy with people from all walks of life.”
Wu Chen x Jamie Chi
“I heard a conversation between a mother and daughter at an airport in China. Her daughter taught her mother, Mom, you are too conservative, and then explain to her mother what homosexuality is and ask her to respect them. I find it very interesting. I feel that the views of the two generations in China are a bit different. I think the new generation’s view of homosexuality are a bit different from the older generation’s.”

'Are' is the second framed print collection in the 'Safe Distance: We Are One' photography triptych by Jamie Chi.
SJ Zhang x Jamie Chi
“You do good, you pay your taxes, you got a job, they let you stay in their country, don’t speak out for anything, keep quiet, I think that’s the attitude of a lot of the older generation, I think people now are more understanding that it’s important to speak out.”

Jamie Chi
“I shot this during Lunar New Year in SOHO when I started filming Safe Distance. When we researched the history of racism and homophobia, we found most racism and LGBTQ+ hate crimes in the UK and US happen in Chinatown and gay bars. The documentary was born out of community urgency, and we invite you to co-construct a society that embodies kindness and empathy with people from all walks of life.”
Wu Chen x Jamie Chi
“I heard a conversation between a mother and daughter at an airport in China. Her daughter taught her mother, Mom, you are too conservative, and then explain to her mother what homosexuality is and ask her to respect them. I find it very interesting. I feel that the views of the two generations in China are a bit different. I think the new generation’s view of homosexuality are a bit different from the older generation’s.”
Xintong Zhang x Jamie Chi
“I think the LGBT community has always been in a very marginal state, just like the weeds that happen to grow in the garden, people tend to clear it out and pull it out.”

Yifan Zhou x Jamie Chi
“Everyone knows what has been pixelated or blurred, so I think this behaviour is useless.”

Haoran Wang x Jamie Chi
“I look forward to the new generation of Chinese people. I hope they will have a more open mind, a freer society, and better views.”

Jiaxi Wang x Jamie Chi
“The most recent label is Autism, Queer has always been, and Asexuality is also a recently discovered identity. The label is a language for me, I can use this language to describe me.”

Shawn Chan x Jamie Chi
“Only until one time, when a black woman walked towards me, we both gave way to each other, we have connected, because we are the minority. This never happens when a white man walks towards me, I’m always the one who has to give him the way.”
'One' is the third framed print collection in the 'Safe Distance: We Are One' photography triptych by Jamie Chi.

Julie x Jamie Chi
“Asexuality: it can be difficult to claim it, as Asians are often desexualised and I do support sexual liberation for other people and queers, so it can feel difficult to feel like I can claim it in that sense, without feeling like my existence kind of contributes to stereotypes about Asians or goes against the motives of queer liberation... Which I guess is a problem for asexuals in general but even more when you're a race that is often desexualised.”

James Wong x Jamie Chi
“In Singapore there’s a provision called Section 377a, which criminalises sex between gay men, whether they are consented or not. I thought that was very unjust. I told my law school interviewers that I wanted to get it repealed, or struck down. And they said ‘haha, good luck with that.’ That’s one of the main reasons I wanted to become a lawyer.”
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'Seasons of Love'
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