Choi Hung Estate - Hong Kong, China

About the artwork

I have always been drawn to colorful buildings. Choi Hung means “rainbow” in Cantonese, an apt name for this iconic public housing estate in Hong Kong. Built in the early 1960s, Choi Hung Estate was once the largest of its kind, home to nearly 43,000 residents. Now slated for demolition, I wanted to memorialize this beloved landmark from a perspective rarely seen, celebrating both its vibrant color and the dense rhythm of everyday life within its walls.

Choosing the Right Surface

Each print surface offers its own strengths:

• Metal for the most vivid, contemporary presentation, with glossy or matte finishes.
• Canvas for classic look and value in larger pieces, always matte.
• Paper for flexibility and accessibility in smaller sizes, with a matte/luster surface.

Metal – The photograph is infused directly into a sleek aluminum panel, creating a vibrant, high definition finish with incredible durability. These are waterproof, scratch resistant, and ready to hang with a modern, frameless look or set in a high quality float frame. Available with a glossy or matte finish.

Canvas – Printed on artist grade canvas and stretched over a solid wood frame, canvas prints offer a ready to hang, gallery style presentation. Canvas has a beautiful matte finish and looks best when paired with a float frame.

Paper – Produced on premium photo paper with a smooth, luster finish that enhances color and detail. Perfect for framing under glass.