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Vladimir Boldyrev, Hong Kong based Russian graffiti-artist, created “the Cat with a Crown” mural on the bridge pier in the Ting Kau Village (left). Unfortunately, the mural only lived for 13 days, and later it was whitewashed by workers (right).(Courtesy of @viadimir3230/Instagram）
Vladi is a Hong Kong-based Russian graffiti-artist. He has painted five cats in different places around Hong Kong.
His painting “the Cat in a House,” a large brown and white cat with green eyes nestled snug inside a box, at Tai Mo Shan, has became a popular check-in place for hikers since October.
