Hong Kong’s back alleys have long been Michael Wolf’s laboratory for the exploration of behaviours, creativity and inventiveness of the city dwellers that are reflected in the amazing variety of random arrangements. In this book bags, brooms, pots, shoes, plants are held in the wall by pipes; chairs dangle on wire ropes or are stacked to Babylonian towers; vegetables hang together with gloves, umbrellas and tools on the leash; belongings are artfully laced on handcarts like Araki’s bondage models. ‘Hong Kong Storage’ is the last of a total of 9 volumes in which Michael Wolf examines the diverse aspects of street life in Hong Kong.