
chinaman@MOST, JCCAA, HongKong
chinaman@MOST, JCCAA, HongKong — MC YAN (Syyan) encountered graffiti while studying art in France in 1990 and brought it back to Hong Kong in 1997, pioneering Cantonese wildstyle calligraphy.

MC Yan (Syyan)'s 1997 Chinese Calligraffiti & Kowloon Street Pioneers
Bending traditional Chinese characters into wildstyle aerosol across Kowloon and Hong Kong Island.
Pioneered in Hong Kong in 1997 by MC Yan (Syyan, also of legendary hip-hop group LMF) after returning from France, alongside Xeme, Sinic, and Dezio.

MC YAN (Syyan) encountered graffiti while studying art in France in 1990 and brought it back to Hong Kong in 1997, pioneering Cantonese wildstyle calligraphy.
Xeme is a vital figure in the emergence of Asian graffiti, co-founding Kowloon Bombers alongside MC Yan. He also founded 'Invasian Magazine', the premier international print publication documenting Asian graffiti. Xeme developed a distinctive pixelated, typographic lettering style influenced by 8-bit digital graphics and Chinese characters.
Official storefront for [KB • HK] (KOWLOON BOMBERS & SYYAN (HONG KONG)) — limited-run prints, apparel, collector cans, and blackbook zines.
Official [KB • HK] (KOWLOON BOMBERS & SYYAN (HONG KONG)) heavyweight 450gsm cut-and-sew fleece hoodie. Embroidered [KB • HK] chest crest with full multi-color back burner production graphic and woven "Hong Kong • Est. 1997" hem tag.
![[KB • HK] COLLECTIVE WALL SIGNED ARCHIVAL SCREENPRINT (24×18 IN)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cgi0ZbopSMc/hqdefault.jpg)
Museum-grade 6-color hand-pulled silkscreen print on 310gsm cotton rag reproducing [KB • HK] KOWLOON BOMBERS & SYYAN (HONG KONG)'s landmark wall production. Blind-stamped with the official [KB • HK] crew seal and hand-numbered.
Limited collector-series 400ml lithographed aerosol can wrapped in [KB • HK] signature artwork, bundled with 12 nozzle caps (NY Fat Cap, Astro Fat, German Skinny) in a stamped display tube.
120-page heavy-stock visual history of [KB • HK] (KOWLOON BOMBERS & SYYAN (HONG KONG)) featuring rare 35mm wall & yard photographs, blackbook sketches, founder interviews, and complete crew lineage across Hong Kong, Taipei.

chinaman@MOST, JCCAA, HongKong — MC YAN (Syyan) encountered graffiti while studying art in France in 1990 and brought it back to Hong Kong in 1997, pioneering Cantonese wildstyle calligraphy.

Feature Artist Friday: XEME — Xeme is a vital figure in the emergence of Asian graffiti, co-founding Kowloon Bombers alongside MC Yan. He also founded 'Invasian Magazine', the premier international print publication documenting Asian graffiti. Xeme developed a distinctive pixelated, typographic lettering style influenced by 8-bit digital graphics and Chinese characters.