Graffiti Blends into Hong Kong’s Skyline #Shorts @RADII_Media
Graffiti Blends into Hong Kong’s Skyline #Shorts @RADII_Media
Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 8 minutes ago
Five digital artworks created by local and international artists are currently blending into Hong Kong’s iconic skyline thanks to a massive LED wall. Creatives including Lousy and German multimedia artist Bond Truluv have made pieces for the 4000-square meter facade of Tsim Sha Tsui Centre and Empire Centre in Kowloon. The artworks can be seen from across Victoria Harbour on Hong Kong Island until May 5.
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Graffiti Blends into Hong Kong’s Skyline #Shorts

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