2014年,一位化名“入侵者”的法国街头艺术家现身香港,他标志性的马赛克小黄人形象很快便出现在市内的好几十面墙上。其中很多在一夜之间便被清除,余下的也于一周以内被铲除并用砂覆盖。今年五月,记录下这个秘密的艺术创作过程的影片作为“法国五月”文化节的一部分在中环元创方展出。尽管作品未必还能收获其之前所取得的热烈反响,但街头艺术家们仍在不懈地尝试摸索公共场所与私人空间的界限。 In 2014, a French street artist with a pseudonym “Invader” appeared in Hong Kong. His iconic image of a mosaic of yellowish people soon appeared on dozens of walls in the city. Many of them were cleared overnight, and the remaining ones were eradicated within a week and covered with sand. In May of this year, a video recording the secret art creation process was exhibited at the CESC as part of the “France May” Cultural Festival. Although the work may not yet be able to reap the repercussions it has received, street artists are still tirelessly trying to explore the boundaries between public spaces and private spaces.