Deep Water: Public Spaces in Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong by Juergen Krusche & Siu King Chung monogram and carefully roasted by the

and carefully roasted by the tea master for more than 60 hours in Hong Kong

- Wash with neutral detergent in water (~30⁰C/86⁰F or less) and do not use bleach

For her site-specific installation Beyond

this birthday card wishes you 'Many Happy Returns'

It is done in a street art effect with different size seals messily stamped all over each other

Deep Water: Public Spaces in Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong by Juergen Krusche & Siu King Chung monogram and carefully roasted by theClaim. Reclaim. Occupy. Enlarge. Extend. These are everyday words in Hong Kong. In the high density district of Sham Shui Po, which translates as Deep Water Pier for its former maritime importance, the people tend to be friendly, community minded, resourceful, and down to earth. They also, statistically, have the lowest incomes in Hong Kong. The area has been changing for decades, centuries. The post war factories have all relocated to Mainland China.