Jumbo Gateway - AJ Halkes Hong Kong 3D Anaglyph Collection

The Hong Kong 3D anaglyph collection represents a total re-contextualization by AjHalkes in his 1980s “Hong Kong Tour” originally conceived for sale at tourist locations throughout Hong Kong in the 80s.

HK 3D Anaglyphs are printed using vibrant ChromaLuxe technology on Aluminum plates. Each artwork is ready to hang.

*Each print comes with 5 pairs of Anaglyph glasses

JUMBO GATEWAY
Size: 12in H x 12in W

The Jumbo floating restaurant, also known as “Tai Pak”, operated in Aberdeen on the South of Hong Kong Island for decades as a “must visit” tourist stop for seafood and a staple weekend dim sum venue for many. The Jumbo was arguably the last great symbol of maritime life and the history in Aberdeen; a fishing community rich with Hong Kong heritage. The gateway on the journey to dine was a floating platform that uniquely framed your destination, this design made the Jumbo a living artwork to pause and admire.

The vivid (or gaudy) light show this monolith represented was visible form the Peak and any in-bound aircraft that saw visitors lucky enough to fly over it and have a window seat. An unceremonious exit from Hong Kong however saw it towed out to sea, and then, having not gone more than a few kilometers, it plunged to the depths never to be seen again.

Please explore more artworks from the Hong Kong 3D Anaglyph Collection by AjHalkes at https://timelessphotoprints.etsy.com

More about the artist:
Aj Halkes shot his first reel of film at six and was taught by his father in Singapore. After his first solo exhibition at 17 in 1974, he moved to Hong Kong in 1976. A pioneer in 3D imaging and holography in Asia during the 80s, his career includes watch industry patents and a RedDot Industrial Design award. The Hong Kong 3D anaglyph collection, capturing iconic and mostly vanished locations, is a memento of his home city. This unique collection will be released in phases, allowing viewers to experience historic Hong Kong in full 3D through new digital techniques and vibrant Archival inks.

https://www.HalkesGalleries.com