Know & Tel: Street Art Sites

1. Rukkit
Thailand-based graffiti artist Rukkit created this gigantic, colorful and geometric patterned fox, right next to the entrance to Hollywood Building on Upper Station Street—one of last year’s exhibits at the yearly street art festival HKWalls. Hollywood Building, Upper Station Street

2. Invader
The anonymous French artist Invader, known for his 8-bit tiled works, came to Hong Kong last year to exhibit his works at PMQ for Le French May, but also left his mark on the city in dozens of locations around town. Although they are at risk of disappearing, they’ve welcomed icons of whimsical pop culture in our busy grey city. Check out this cute “Invasion” of the dinosaur from arcade game Bubble Bobble in Prince Edward. On the side of Hoi Fung Sewing Machine Company, 127-129A Lai Chi Kok Rd., Prince Edward (Go from Prince Edward MTR Exit C2)

3. XEVA
XEVA from South Korea created this quirky portrait of Bruce Lee, the martial arts legend. Tank Lane

4. Hopare
This dazzling portrait was created by French artist Hopare, tucked into the stairway at Tank Lane. This striking piece is bound to capture the attention of passersby. Tank Lane and Hollywood Road

5. WAIS
Hong Kong-based artist WAIS’ impressive painting takes up the entire side wall of the building and adds a nice touch of color to this concrete jungle. Sai Street, behind Tai Ming Building

6. King of Kowloon
Tsang Tsou-choi, nicknamed “King of Kowloon,” is one of the most legendary names in the graffiti world of Hong Kong. Hit up the Star Ferry Pier and scavenge for one of the four remaining works of the late graffiti king. Star Ferry Pier, Tsim Sha Tsui