Serge Horta

Serge Horta is a documentary photographer based in Ho Chi Minh City. He recently relocated to Vietnam after spending nearly two decades capturing the raw essence of life in Hong Kong.
Through his academic training in architecture, he is able to capture an impossible order amidst the chaos of cities. His photographs stem from a hypnotic obsession with how different cultures live, adapt, and interact with the built environment - from the perfectly manicured suburbs to sprawling slums.
His extensive portfolio documents the metamorphosis of the urban landscapes in which he has lived or merely traversed. Amid the noise and chaos, Serge manages to find moments of peace and silence.
Having photographed in over 100 countries, his work reveals deeply personal and engaging human stories that emerge from what is often overlooked, leaving a powerful and lasting impression on viewers.
Serge’s work is held in private collections around the world, from the United States to Australia.

University of Westminster - Architecture School, London UK

Artist featured by Saatchi Art in a Collection

“The Blue City II” has been chosen to be featured in the Featured Photography Collection curated by Jessica McQueen.

“The Blue City II” has been chosen to be featured in the Hot Shots: New Photography Collection curated by Katherine Henning.

“Shanghai Fog” has been chosen to be featured in the Originals for $1000 and Under Collection curated by Jessica McQueen.

“Birdcages” has been chosen to be featured in the Affordable Originals for $500 and Under Collection curated by Bridget Carron.

“The Taj” has been chosen to be featured in the Back to Black-White: Monochrome Works Collection curated by Katherine Henning.