Hong Kong's incredible commercial drive and anarchistic signage is illustrated by the convergence of thousands of signs and glowing neon that stretch out from buildings either side of the street to literally meet in the centre. A case of information overkill, the screaming signs become visual noise, finally communicating nothing more than a colourful, graphic pattern of light, calligraphy and letterforms.
Saturday, 3 March 2007
Anarchistic signage in Hong Kong
Hong Kong's incredible commercial drive and anarchistic signage is illustrated by the convergence of thousands of signs and glowing neon that stretch out from buildings either side of the street to literally meet in the centre. A case of information overkill, the screaming signs become visual noise, finally communicating nothing more than a colourful, graphic pattern of light, calligraphy and letterforms.
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