“Hong Kong: The Dense City”uses visual effects to explore the sense of oppression created by densely packed skyscrapers. The work first explores the external environment of high-density skyscrapers, then shifts focus to carefully examine each small living space within them.

“Hong Kong: The Dense City”deconstructs spatial oppression through dual perspectives. First, a grand handscroll ink painting captures the suffocating visual impact of wall-like skyscrapers. Then, miniature magnetic tiles metaphorically reveal the reality of cramped living. Through these visual effects, viewers experience the psychological compression of high-density environments, prompting reflection on urban spatial design and human experience.