A photographic inventory of public space in Hong Kong during spring 2020
In Out in the Streets, German photographer Elisabeth Neudörfl (born 1968) records the dystopian state of Hong Kong at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and after the 2019–20 pro-democracy protest movement waned, inventorying closed shops, deserted streets, metro stations and layers of graffiti.
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A photographic inventory of public space in Hong Kong during spring 2020
In Out in the Streets, German photographer Elisabeth Neudörfl (born 1968) records the dystopian state of Hong Kong at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and after the 2019–20 pro-democracy protest movement waned, inventorying closed shops, deserted streets, metro stations and layers of graffiti.
