My (French)man JWOA sent over this video of FHK getting up on the tracks…something you won’t see happening in Singapore anymore hehe. Saw a bunch of ORSEK (FHK) tags and throw ups when I was in Hong Kong.

Popped into Gallery Kawamatsu last week to meet Tom and Craig aka STATIC.  They’re visiting Japan for the first time and slapping mini versions of their Chinook Chandelier around town.  If you’re gonna be in Hong Kong for our Hats Off show, you’ll recognize the STATIC hat.

Some nice artwork (and air conditioning) in the gallery.

So Azabu Juban Matsuri has come and gone.  Normally I’m in Azabu Juban for two reasons…to stuff my face at Frijoles with the best carnitas burritos in Tokyo and to buy tetra fish and bee shrimps.  I guess that’s 3 reasons.

Everyone’s looking at dark clouds of smoke billowing out the window waiting for flames to burst out but nothing happened.

A green haired girl preparing cucumbers.

Sitting at the top of a steep ass hill in Hong Kong’s SoHo district is No Borders Art Gallery.  The insane heat that day didn’t make the hike any easier, but after finally catching my breath I dropped in to say hi to Zoe and checked out Michael De Feo’s work on the walls.  Nice spot with an exterior wall for piecing, bombing, tagging, stenciling…whatever turns you on.

Don’t know too much about this guy but some Michael De Feo flower sightings.

Ever since Dorophy Tang’s contemporary Chinese spin on a Be@rbrick 1000% figure in 2008, I’ve been a fan of her traditional Chinese blue/white porcelain style painting.  Happened to be in Taipei last year when she had a bunch of customized babies on display at Adidas Originals and good timing this time in Hong Kong when I picked up a copy of Milk Magazine and found out about the Adidas x Windows 7 x Dorophy Tang customized sneakers featuring her Shopping Babies.

I’m still melting under the sun in Hong Kong. If you’re not following me on Twitter, here’s some crappy iPhone pics uploaded with the WordPress app to keep you entertained.