Molotov - Blue Girl

When facing authoritarian government, the people of Hong Kong fought back with Molotov cocktail bombs to vanguard freedom and democracy.

The sculpture preserves the fighting spirit and determination for freedom in the way of civil disobedience like a time capsule.

The process of the sculpture making involves rapid cooling by water when the resin sculpture reaches about 100°C while curing, trapping the escaping air bubble within creating an unique powerful explosive look.

Kacey WONG 

Kacey Wong's experimental art project investigates the relationship between men, their social and political environment, and living space. He uses diverse methodologies including sculpture, installation, photography, performance, and social interventions. Wong’s recent work combines art creation with social activism pushing the boundary of protest art, bringing positive transformation and innovation to society. He left Hong Kong in 2021 and now under self-exile in Taiwan.

Wong's permanent outdoor sculptures dedicated to Yeung Ku-wan and in memory of the “Four Great Outlaws” are installed along Dr Sun Yat-sen Historical Trail. He was the recipient of Best Artist Award in 2010, Rising Artist Award and Outstanding Arts Education Award given by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council in 2003. Hong Kong Public Museums and private collectors have collected his mobile home tricycle project “Wandering Home”, “Drift City” photo series and also “Sleepwalker” mobile bunkbed. His floating house “Paddling Home”, sailed once on Victoria Harbour, was the star feature in 2010’s Hong Kong & Shenzhen Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism \ Architecture exhibition and was part of the M+ Museum permanent collection.

Based on our agreement with the artist, 15% of the pre-VAT price excluding frames will be donated to support the social movement. Donation will be split equally across Hong Kong Watch and Hong Kong Assistance and Resettlement Community.