Mr. Justin Wong
Political Cartoonist and former Assistant Professor of Hong Kong Baptist University.
Justin Wong, a prominent political cartoonist and former Assistant Professor at Hong Kong Baptist University, is dedicated to shaping the history of Hong Kong through his compelling artworks. With a background in comics, Wong's creations serve as a powerful visual documentary, rich in subtle symbols that encapsulate the essence of the city's social movement. His minimalist approach allows him to convey intricate stories on a single canvas, leaving his audience with thought-provoking questions. Notably, Wong's political comic column, "Gei Gei Gaak Gaak," has graced the pages of the local newspaper Ming Pao since 2007 and has gained international recognition, being cited by reputable outlets such as BBC and Quartz. An alumnus of the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Ravensbourne College of Design and Community in London, Wong began his career as a comic writer and illustrator in 2006 and has since published several influential works, including "Lonely Planet," "Hello World," "New Hong Kong," and "Je Préférerais Ne Pas." His impactful comics were recently featured in an exhibition in France, showcasing pro-democracy movements from around the world. Wong's fervent desire for his art to alleviate the pain endured during the movement reflects his profound commitment to Hong Kong's history and its people.
