Luke Ching in Tai Po wet market, where he is working to support cleaners. Photo: SCMP / Xiaomei Chen
Luke Ching in Tai Po wet market, where he is working to support cleaners. Photo: SCMP / Xiaomei Chen
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Luke Ching on his journey from artist, to observer, to activist

  • After witnessing the Queen’s Pier protest in 2007, Ching started to question what it meant to be local in Hong Kong
  • His campaigns have included getting museum security guards seats, before doing the same for supermarket staff

Luke Ching in Tai Po wet market, where he is working to support cleaners. Photo: SCMP / Xiaomei Chen
Luke Ching in Tai Po wet market, where he is working to support cleaners. Photo: SCMP / Xiaomei Chen
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