Novoland
Sun Hung Kai Properties
Novoland
Sun Hung Kai Properties wanted Novoland to feel like home before anyone moved in. A new development can be just buildings and pathways. They wanted more – a neighbourhood that already includes you.
Client: Sun Hung Kai Properties
Location: Novoland, Residential Estate, Tuen Mun, Hong Kong
Scope: 5 murals across the property
Date: December 2024
WONDERS HIDDE IN A GIANT GARDEN
The largest wall anchors everything. A girl leans low across a bumblebee, riding it through a forest of giant flowers. Not soaring – crossing. Her posture says she's done this a hundred times. The bee's fur is almost feline. The flowers rise like old trees. You are small here, but never alone. This wall art turns a blank surface into a memory.
She lounges on a curved flower petal, resting. She's just received an enormous flower – a welcoming gift so big it fills the room. Only her, the petals, and her adventure moment.
Beside that, the mascot is handing it over like a butler presenting something precious. Only the robot, the stem, and the gesture. Together, these two walls form one conversation and the way to lead you from the artwork: first she receives, then you see who gave it.
Novobot
They created a character called Novobot, a small robot guide for their brand world. As a mural artist in Hong Kong, I took that world and gave it depth. Five murals across the property. No cartoons. No flat illustrations. Just a giant garden, a girl, a robot, and the quiet weight of being welcomed. This is murals by Neil Wang – not just a painter, but a creator who builds worlds on walls.
Around a corner, she blows bubbles from a giant petal. A small robot peeks from behind a leaf – not afraid, just playful. Ladybirds rest on leaves, large on the wall, their shells and bubbles catching light like polished wood. Some moments don't need explanation. Bubbles, leaves, and two friends pretending to hide from each other. Every painting here serves a feeling, not a function.
Each of the five murals answers a different need.
The first says you belong in scale. The second and third say you are seen. The fourth says you can play. The fifth says look closer, always.
Sun Hung Kai had buildings. I created a garden that makes those buildings feel like home.