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“Tankman for Anti-Extradition Law” by KokDamon, 2019, digital, 40 x 60 cm.

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"Tankman for Anti-Extradition Law” by KokDamon

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"Tankman for Anti-Extradition Law” by KokDamon

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KokDamon: "May 2019. A symbol that all of us can be a tankman, resist against the tyranny, fight for freedom and human rights, witnessing and recording what is happening, we shall walk without fear."

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"In Despair We Need Each Other Even More" by KokDamon, 2019, digital, 30 x 45 cm

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"In Despair We Need Each Other Even More" by KokDamon

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"In Despair We Need Each Other Even More" by KokDamon

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KokDamon: "On 1st of July 2019 many protesters occupied the Legislative Council in Hong Kong, I was deeply moved by the video recorded by Stand News of what was happening inside, seeing how people were entering the place to get the others out to avoid being arrested by police after midnight. After posting this image on Instagram, I was surprised the next day to see there’s a viral photo online showing youths in the city (Causeway Bay) with paper that wrote down a very similar message."

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"Passing the Hope" by KokDamon, 2021, digital, 30 x 30 cm

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KokDamon: "Jan 2021. The man is carrying a candle of hope and tries his best to protect it to pass on to the next person. This is the first illustration I started for a collaborative art project called #story3x3, afterwards I sent my artwork to the next artist to continue the storytelling and then it continues until the 9th image. After a year of snowball effect, there are now 170 artists from 66 countries involved and 20 Stories of Hope are created."

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"Brothers Sisters Hold On" by Kokdamon, 2019, ink on paper then digital, 42 x 59.4 cm

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Kokdamon: "I opened a Twitter account in September 2019, as I’d heard that many young Hong Kongers are very active there, so I put out an open post asking what they would like me to create for them as a letter artist, and one of the users proposed this slogan. They can never fight just individually on their own on the long road to freedom and democracy, so they start calling each other “Hands and Feet” during the movement, meaning "brothers and sisters" in Cantonese, to express solidarity with one another. Even though they don’t really know each other, they still keep motivating and encouraging each other to sustain the movement."