Urban travelers in Hong Kong

In an attempt to revitalise certain old buildings in Sai Yin Pun and to add kudos to some fancy new residential complexes Ki Ling Lane and Chung Ching Street have been given a colourful facelift.

A collaboration between renowned British street artist Dan Kitchener and Charles Williams, this gorgeous mural painted in Kitchener’s typical urban impressionism-style is a unique depiction of a rainy Hong Kong evening.

Sure, we all have a love-hate relationship with this particular mural but it’s without a doubt the most recognisable and photographed example of street art in Hong Kong.

Revitalise old buildings, this was the goal of nine local and international artists in Ki Ling Lane and Chung Ching Street. Inspired by many themes of art of music, discover these colorful murals.

Madrid-based street artist Okuda San Miguel completely transformed an ordinary residential building with his mural Rainbow Thief as part of HK Walls’ 2016 city-wide street art festival.

Brightening Hong Kong’s busiest and most crowded neighbourhood, Mong Kok, are these three long flights of stairs on Public Square Street.

If you’re looking for the perfect Instagram background or even an edgy headshot, look no further than this geometric rainbow pattern over on Square Street.

From Wong Chuk Hang to Mong Kok, these are the most sensational and Insta-worthy graffiti spots in Hong Kong

There’s no denying that Hong Kong is an expanding art hub, home to a wealth of international world-class art galleries and exhibitions.

In collaboration with Uma Nota, locally-based street artist team Elsa Jeandedieu – made up of three talented ladies – has created a pastel portrait of a woman with a flower headdress against the pink wall. There’s space enough for you to stand next to it and pose a laugh together.