Foodscape - A Swiss-Chinese Intercultural Encounter about the Culture of food by Margit Manz and Martin Zeller Prosperity While aesthetically intriguing and disarmingly

While aesthetically intriguing and disarmingly amiable - and at times one will be lost in these people-less images - Fung’s new series of multi-exposure photography works literally triumphs over the emptiness of this purposeless congestion

a true celebration of Hong Kong's vibrant culture and captivating history

Height: 185 cm

the goal is to be the fastest player to spy the matching image on the cards

「黑沙糖炒栗子、糖心煨蕃薯、鹽焗鵪鶉蛋、生炒花生，都是香港人熟悉的寒冬街頭美食。踏入七旬的陳太，在旺角花墟這角落營營役役幾十載，堅持保留本土小販風味。可惜隨着政府停止發牌、牌照不得繼承或轉讓，街頭炒栗子檔終會淪為昔日的集體回憶。」

Foodscape - A Swiss-Chinese Intercultural Encounter about the Culture of food by Margit Manz and Martin Zeller Prosperity While aesthetically intriguing and disarminglyFoodscape is a collection of poetry, essays, and photographs about food, created during an exchange between Swiss and south Chinese authors. Sensual workshops, readings, and discussions made it possible for participants to experience what was otherwise mutually foreign. Why Switzerland and China? Both are astonishingly multilingual: while Switzerlands national languages are German, French, Italian, and Romansh, people in the Pearl River Delta region