[Mood Board] “Retail Crisis In HK” – Gao Yinghong
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(Workshop 3) Mood board: The vanishing colours of the central pier – Larissa Lai
I plan to showcase the juxtaposition of the current central pier and the traditional central pier to demonstrate the architectural advancement whilst ironically, presenting its potential risks of vanishing. To accentuate this, I decided to implement a grey, black, white and blue colour scheme in representing themes of nostalgia and novelty.
[Mood Board]—- The vanishing small bus stop in Hong Kong
In order to improve the efficiency of the bus network, the Hong Kong Transport Department may consolidate smaller bus stops into larger, more centralized locations. This allows for better traffic flow and reduces the number of stops, resulting in faster and more reliable bus services.
[Mood Board]: “Carpe Diem” — Ma Ho Kong
This mood board shows moments I wish could last forever. The phrase “carpe diem” means to seize the day, which is something a lot of students struggle with. We’re always worrying about the future, something we can’t control. Why don’t we just treasure the current moment, and live like there’s no tomorrow?
{Mood board}*MTR-The blood vessels of the city
It highlights the efficiency and convenience of the MTR, with people traveling by it. The focus is on how MTR brings vitality to the development of the city, emphasizing its role in connecting people, facilitating mobility and prosperity.
[Read Response II] : In Search of the Ghostly in Context
In the chapter “In Search of the Ghostly in Context”, Esther M. K. Cheung analyzes how Fruit Chan uses the medium of film to express the complex layers of Hong Kong’s urban identity. Through a combination of realism and surrealism, Fruit Chan creates a “ghost city” that vividly reflects the social and psychological turmoil of Hong Kong at a critical moment in its history. It is worth noting that Fruit Chan uses the element of ghosts as a profound metaphor that transcends the traditional horror genre, reflecting the shadows of the city’s past and its citizens’ sense of disorientation. This
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[Story board] “Changing Times” Liu Chang
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