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The Last Neon Lights, Hong Kong | Pack of 10 Fine Art Photography Postcards
£14.00
Complimentary Uk Delivery
A Hong Kong neon sign still burning against an old façade: in blue and white on deep red, edged in gold. One of the city’s last pawn-shop lights, photographed before the sign came down.
From the 1960s to the 1990s, neon was Hong Kong’s night-time handwriting. After the 2010s, regulations and redevelopment took most of it. This postcard keeps a fragment of that glow — to send, to pin, or to hold as a small record of a disappearing street.
Printed in the UK. Complimentary UK shipping.
Curated by The Difference Corner Studio 異角工作室.
Enjoy complimentary UK shipping on all postcard orders.
Fine Art Postcards Set
Size: 6x4"
Paper Quality: Mohawk Fine Paper (324gsm, recycled card stock)
Set Includes:
Pack of 10 postcards
Brown Kraft envelopes included
Packaged in biodegradable cellophane sleeves
(Note: As Mohawk fine art card paper is made from recycled stock, slight, natural paper marks may occasionally appear. These are inherent to the paper's character rather than ink marks.)
Complimentary Uk Delivery
A Hong Kong neon sign still burning against an old façade: in blue and white on deep red, edged in gold. One of the city’s last pawn-shop lights, photographed before the sign came down.
From the 1960s to the 1990s, neon was Hong Kong’s night-time handwriting. After the 2010s, regulations and redevelopment took most of it. This postcard keeps a fragment of that glow — to send, to pin, or to hold as a small record of a disappearing street.
Printed in the UK. Complimentary UK shipping.
Curated by The Difference Corner Studio 異角工作室.
Enjoy complimentary UK shipping on all postcard orders.
Fine Art Postcards Set
Size: 6x4"
Paper Quality: Mohawk Fine Paper (324gsm, recycled card stock)
Set Includes:
Pack of 10 postcards
Brown Kraft envelopes included
Packaged in biodegradable cellophane sleeves
(Note: As Mohawk fine art card paper is made from recycled stock, slight, natural paper marks may occasionally appear. These are inherent to the paper's character rather than ink marks.)