在窗前貼一個劉曉波

在窗前貼一個劉曉波
李俊峰+鐘惠恩
2010

去年12月25日，劉曉波被判監十一年。
這一年的聖誕節，看到商店外張貼慈祥的聖誕老人頭像卻不禁想起仍然身陷囹圄的劉曉波。

我們把這個戴上聖誕帽的劉曉波頭像送給活化廳附近的街坊，讓街坊貼在門外，
表達對另一位慈祥人物的紀念。


Last year in 25th Dec, the Nobel Peace Prize winner Lui Xiao Bo is sentenced to 11 years as he participated in writing Charter 08 emphasizing the need to improve human right in China.


During christmas this year, I cant get rid from thinking him when i saw the Santa figure,that people put it for decoration for their shop.


We design this Lui Xiao Bo figure with a christmas hat, and give to the local community, and invite them to put it in their shop/house/window.I hope this can be an alternative way to memorize a thankful kindness heart during Christmas.






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Democratic Hong Kong

I saw the  the logo of the Tourism Board of Busan, Korea, and re-design this for HK.

「爭取普選，誓不罷休」Fight for Democracy

A  banner of a politician in Democracy party stolen from the street in the context of <Fake art exhibtion> in Wooferten.

Vote will make a difference ︳2010

Vote will make a difference ︳2010

Printed work on newspaper

There is no law for referendum in Hong Kong up till now. In early 2010, five lawmakers resigned from their positions in the legislative council in order to start the “Five-District By-election, De-facto Referendum” campaign. This was the first manifestation of the will for universal suffrage in the form of a referendum campaign since the colonial period. And this provided a trigger point for the public to appraise the relationship between democracy and civic participation. Vote will make a difference.

“Mr. De(mocracy) is Absent” ︳2010

“Mr. De(mocracy) is Absent”

In collaboration with Ocean Leung Yu Tung

Photography by Lee Soen Long, Li Sum Yi

Photography

2010

“Searching for Mr. De(mocracy)” was an old watchword in China during the May 4^th Movement in 1919. “Mr. Democracy” became a popular metaphor of a better society and country. In the protest rally against the construction of the Express Rail Link in Hong Kong,, I dressed as a La Jeunesse arose during the May 4^th Movement. Then, I spread a banner read “Mr. Democracy is Absent” over my arms and invited people or activists to take photos with me. These photos were shown in a crossover exhibition comparing the post 80’s generation living in Hong Kong and Guangzhou.