This series revisits sites in Hong Kong associated with the 2019 anti-extradition protests. Several years later, these locations appear outwardly unchanged, yet remain marked by traces of collective memory and emotional residue. By introducing mist on site during photographing, the work evokes what is no longer visible but still present. The images reflect fear, uncertainty about the future, and the fragile boundary between disappearance and persistence, asking how the effects of political violence continue to inhabit both urban space and inner life over time.
