Visit this Photo Exhibition of Hong Kong Signs & Colours which you may miss

Since the passing of Hong Kong’s Buildings Ordinance in 2011, which halted the making of new, large-scale calligraphy or retro neon signboards along the main streets. This is why Justin Wong, a local photographer, has been attempting to document the vanishing scenes of Hong Kong, focusing on the metropolitan life in Mong Kok and Sham Shui Po. Presenting these snapshots in Nostalgic Times, Justin’s works portray fleeting moments as if scenes from a movie, expressing the deepest stories behind each individual photo, by way of both digital and film formats.

Here are some of Justin's work:

About Justin

Justin Wong is a Hong Kong born Canadian photographer. He has been capturing daily life and developing his style by transforming stills into movie-like scenes. He has always been inspired and fascinated by various art forms, including film, music, and travel. His recent works attempt to bring out the awareness of the preservation of street signs.

Justin Wong Solo Exhibition

18 Jan - 18 Feb, 2022

Opening hours: 1100-2100

Shout Art Hub & Gallery

Shop 250A Level 2 New Town Plaza Phase 1, Shatin