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About
Profile
I have long been interested in how environments shape experience.
Janet Fung is a digital consultant and writer based in Hong Kong.
Her work engages with digital transformation and organizational change across industries, examining how technology, structure, and culture interact. She works with organizations to redesign systems and implement technology in ways that support long‑term adaptability rather than short‑term optimization.
Her practice moves between infrastructure and image. At its core is a sustained inquiry into how systems shape perception, experience, and value.
Alongside her strategic work, she practices in visual culture under the name Jannah Velma Noir 蔣娜. Her photographic work emerged during the formative years of the social web, where independent learning and peer networks shaped her approach. Through image‑making, she developed a discipline around proportion, framing, and spatial awareness — principles that continue to inform her structural thinking.
In 2019, she co‑founded AVO, an e‑commerce platform exploring the convergence of narrative and digital experience.
Today, her consulting operates at organizational scale, aligning teams, processes, and technology to create coherent systems.
The tools evolve. The inquiry remains consistent.
Conversations & Recognition
Selected conversations tracing an evolving inquiry — from image-making to digital systems and organizational transformation.
2025 — Commercial Radio 881903
Interview discussing her transition from a background in language studies into digital consulting, and working across industries on transformation initiatives. It reflected on the intersection of systems thinking, cultural change, and an ongoing visual practice.
2019 — The Loop HK
(Next Up: Janet Fung aka. Jannah Velma Noir of AVO >)
Profiled as co-founder of AVO, discussing entrepreneurship, independent brand building, and the construction of digital environments where commerce and narrative converge.
2015 — South China Morning Post (Young Post)
Featured for her early photography practice, shaped by peer-based online learning and collaborations with brands including Moussy & Sly, Fossil, and Swarovski. The piece highlighted experimentation with natural light and the development of an identifiable visual language.
2012 — Vogue PhotoVogue
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Portfolio inclusion on Vogue’s global photography platform, marking early engagement with international visual culture.
