Introduction — Description of the theme and subject matter   Hong Kong Island is a vibrant and bustling city that is known for its eclectic mix of modern skyscrapers, traditional temples and bustling markets. But one aspect of the city that really stands out is the colorful and dynamic graffiti that can be found on the streets and buildings. From large-scale murals to smaller tags and stencils, Hong Kong Island is a canvas for street artists to express themselves and add a splash of color to the urban landscape.   The graffiti scene on Hong Kong Island is a

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The article delves into the intersection of technology, urban design, and postmodernism within the context of virtual cities. It showed us that contemporary culture is saturated with manipulated signs and imagery, challenging traditional notions of artifice and reality, which are often deconstructed rather than duplicated. It also revealed the transformation from the Machine City of modernism to the Informational City of postmodernism within the context of CyberCities. This transformation displaces traditional Western spatial and temporal principles associated with the Machine City, such as roads, buildings, and machines, into the spreadsheets, matrices, and networks of the Informational City. The Informational City

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Graffiti, when thoughtfully executed, breathes life into urban landscapes. Its vibrant colors, intricate designs, and unexpected placements transform mundane walls into canvases of creativity. By challenging conventions and adding an element of surprise, graffiti infuses cities with a fresh, dynamic energy.

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