Baggage (2026): Surrealistic Visual Language and Confront the Past
Baggage’s experimental mixed formats visualized a woman’s brave inner journey of visiting the museum of her fragmented memories.
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Suz Hwang - a very familiar name. She represents all unique cultures that appeared in the previous century of Hong Kong.Amongst the imagers of junks, cheung sham (traditional Chinese dresses), kind oriental hookers, a meeting place of the east and the west, how did this young bar girl live her life? Her story spins a truly beautiful legend of Wanchai. This is a story of how a Wanchai bar girl returned to reality from her fantasies and of how she came to face her real self.
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Suz Hwang - a very familiar name. She represents all unique cultures that appeared in the previous century of Hong Kong.Amongst the imagers of junks, cheung sham (traditional Chinese dresses), kind oriental hookers, a meeting place of the east and the west, how did this young bar girl live her life? Her story spins a truly beautiful legend of Wanchai. This is a story of how a Wanchai bar girl returned to reality from her fantasies and of how she came to face her real self.
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