Digital Arts

"Xi, the New Lord" is a provocative satire depicting Xi Jinping as a deity, with an underlying message that absolute worship is mandated under his regime.
Xi, the New Lord, Digital Art, 2024
Digital art that showing a Kill Zone of Hong Kong Police.
Kill Zone – Hong Kong Police, Digital Art, 2021
Putin's head is floating in the sky, with X-ray eyes shooting and killing people. The nuclear symbol signifies Russia's nuclear power.
Putin Killing Machine, Digital Art, 2022
A digital art shows "Free Hong Kong, Revolution Now"
Free Hong Kong, Revolution Now, Digital Art, 2023
"Glorify the RED" satirically critiques the hypocrisy of individuals who publicly denounce communism while covertly supporting it. This artwork features a goddess figure with five heads representing different deceptive personas: the sneak, pig, cow, wolf, and devil. The Chinese characters 牛鬼蛇神, translating to "various evil spirits," underscore the deceptive nature of these figures. Through symbolism and satire, the piece exposes the duplicity and manipulation inherent in false proclamations of dissent, prompting viewers to reconsider the complexities of ideological allegiance and societal critique.
Glorify the RED, Digital Art, 2023
Even though everything is on fire, the girl in the middle continues to have a deep and sweet dream with her Winnie the Pooh plush, symbolizing people living normally despite political issues.
Dream sweet Dream, Digital Art, 2024
The conjoined twins, fighting together, represent countries that are supposed to be connected or have similar histories, or share the same land, yet they are engaged in nonsensical conflict with each other, causing thousands and millions of death.
Fighting Triangle, Digital Art, 2024
In this digital artwork, Godzilla Xi is looking back with a creepy smile. A red and white warning line reads 'Do Not Enter'. Do not enter China, where Godzilla Xi awaits to bite and destroy you.
Do Not Entry – Godzilla Xi, Digital Art, 2022
This satire digital art reflects on the tragic events of June 4, 1989, in Beijing, where the Chinese Communist Party ordered military action against protesters, resulting in numerous deaths.
1989-6-4, Digital Art, 2024
"Be Aware a Hero" explores the complexities and potential pitfalls of heroism. The piece suggests that when someone is elevated to the status of a hero or claims such a title, it is essential to remain vigilant and question their true motives and actions. Through its powerful imagery, the artwork encourages viewers to critically assess the nature of heroism and the potential consequences of blind adulation.
Be Aware a Hero, Digital Art, 2023
This digital artwork captures a poignant moment from a 2019 protest, where individuals are seen holding a banner emblazoned with the words "Get Back Hong Kong." The scene evokes the fervent call for autonomy and sovereignty amidst ongoing social and political tensions. Through powerful imagery and symbolism, the artwork reflects the collective spirit and resilience of those advocating for Hong Kong's rights and identity.
Get Back Hong Kong, Digital Art, 2021
Digital art depicting the Changing of the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. The machine in the background represents the Chinese government, which controls the selection of the Chief Executive of Hong Kong.
Changing of the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Digital Art, 2022

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