Hong Kong neon master Wong Kin-wah holds a glass tube over a burner’s flame, bending it and occasionally blowing into it with the finesse that comes from decades of honing his craft.

Wong, 84, is one of the city’s last neon craftsmen. He began learning his craft at 17 years old, after moving to Hong Kong from mainland China’s Guangdong province in 1957.

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Besides the display, the exhibition also features Neon Waltz, a personal animation that marks Loo’s return to his creative roots. The short film from the animator traces his grandfather’s journey from ...

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