Artists pose with the works. Some shy away from the lens, insisting on allowing their works to speak for themselves.
A giant graffiti work attracts a mother and son.
An Israeli artist works on graffiti of hand by observing his own hand.
An elderly gentleman carrying a bird cage �C a scene in China appealing to Israeli artists. However, to Chinese viewers, the elderly man has a Westernized face.
This enormous graffiti work fills up an entire exterior wall of Building 1 at the Tai Gu Cang Wharf (or Taikoo Wharf).
In mid-May, four Israeli artists joined hands with their four counterparts from Guangzhou and Hong Kong to create an enormous graffiti at the century-old Tai Gu Cang Wharf. Avraham Nir, General Consul of Israel in Guangzhou, expressed his hope for increasing similar interaction events and greater understanding of Israeli's diversified culture.
(Translated by Guangzhou Association of Foreign Affairs Translators)
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