Muralist Hang Kai-cheong Uses Works to Connect Communities and Promote Animal Conservation
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Since founding his studio in 2018, mural artist Hang Kai-cheong has created works across Hong Kong, including a 4,500-square-metre mural on the Wan Chai waterfront and works in 27 villages across the city. In recent years, he has incorporated animal conservation messages into his murals, adding the "Adopt, Don't Shop" theme to a work on Tung Lung Island. In January 2024, diabetic complications caused bleeding inside his eye, and his vision at one point fell to between a tenth and a fifth; by April 2026, it had recovered to between four-fifths and 90 per cent. The report, published on 20 October 2026, recounts how he uses his paintbrush to connect communities and promote animal conservation.
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- 香港經濟日報·生活壁畫藝術家幸啟昌以畫筆連結社區 宣揚動物保育
壁畫藝術家幸啟昌自2018年成立工作室以來，作品遍布全港，涵蓋灣仔海濱4,500平方米壁畫及全港27條鄉村創作。他近年把動物保育信息融入壁畫，在東龍島作品加入「領養代替購買」主題。他2024年1月因糖尿病病變致眼內出血，視力一度只剩一至兩成，至今年4月回復至八至九成。
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