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Beneath Hong Kong’s neon surface is a grittier side.
Deserted schools. Decayed mansions. Abandoned village homes.
Many are earmarked for demolition. But before parts of the city’s history are lost forever, camera-wielding urban explorers are documenting them.
“From grand Hakka mansions to century-old European villas, gorgeous heritage buildings in Hong Kong are being bulldozed and redeveloped into shopping malls and high-rise luxury apartments as we speak,” says photographer Pit-hing Yang (P.H. Yang).
To bring these images to a wider audience, Yang has organised a photo exhibition in Admiralty, from August 17 to 29 (free admission).
1. The courtyard of a deserted Hakka mansion
2. An abandoned Shaw Studios building
3. Ten red embroidered shoes and eight mirrors left in formation at a deserted English-style mansion
4. A spiral stairwell at a deserted century-old European-style mansion
5. “Lost to Nature” by Sacha Yasumoto, at an abandoned church in Sai Kung
6. The iconic roof of the old State Theatre
Find out more at link in bio. 📷: P H Yang, Sacha Yasumoto
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