At 36 Sai Street, in Hong Kong's Tai Ping Shan district, this 2018 carved wall intervention extends Vhils' ongoing research into the relationship between rapid urban transformation and individual identity. Set within one of the city's older neighbourhoods, where historic buildings coexist with accelerating redevelopment, the portrait introduces an anonymous human presence into a surface already marked by successive phases of occupation and change.
Year2018PlaceThe Mills, Hong KongMediumWallsSeriesscratching the surface series