Hong Kong's neon era experiences last glow
HONG KONG - In Hong Kong, the dazzling neon signs that once illuminated the city's streets are now a fading emblem of its eclectic and vibrant past.
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HONG KONG - In Hong Kong, the dazzling neon signs that once illuminated the city's streets are now a fading emblem of its eclectic and vibrant past.
COLLECTIVE reveals Doodle Tree, a unique Christmas Tree commissioned by The Upper House, to revive a fading local craft of neon signs making and inspired by the iconic nightscapes of Hong Kong from the 1950s-80s. Hong Kong’s neon signs have been rapidly disappearing at the rate of more than a thousand per year and replaced by LED signs, the preservation of its craft and heritage became a matter of high importance. In collaboration with self-initiated concern group @streetsignhk, whose aim is to raise awareness of preservation by promoting the cultural and historic importance of signboards ...
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