"Dark End Of The Street"

Original Drawing On Paper Using Graphite, Charcoal and Ink

In the shadows of Hong Kong's neon lights, Mei, operates a hair salon that doubles as a brothel. Her hair salon is adorned with aging photographs and worn-out memories. The laughter that echoes through the salon carries echoes of past joys, but beneath the façade of painted smiles and short-lived connections, Mei carries the weight of unspoken sorrows as she presides over this realm of masked desires. The illusion of prosperity masks the loneliness that has engulfed her soul. Her weary eyes reflect the weight of the years she has navigated the shadows of her unconventional existence. She has found little solace in the transient relationships forged within the walls of her brothel, where the flickering neon lights mirror her fleeting happiness in a city that never slows down.

Size: 27 x 27.25 centimeters

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