Over the summer, Hong Kong’s anti-extradition bill protesters have increasingly donned face masks and helmets to avoid identification and protect themselves from violence. But behind each mask is a personal story of political awakening, and a set of political demands and aspirations. A visiting photographer and artist, who wished to remain anonymous, invited Hong Kong’s protesters to write their messages on post-it notes to cover their faces – all in the style of the ubiquitous “Lennon Walls.”
