Pieter Hugo, Zeng Mei Hui Zi, Beijing (2015-2016). (Courtesy of the artist and Pékin Fine Arts)
Cover Pieter Hugo, Zeng Mei Hui Zi, Beijing (2015-2016). (Courtesy of the artist and Pékin Fine Arts)
Pékin Fine Arts has opened the doors to acclaimed South African photographer Pieter Hugo's first exhibition in Hong Kong, which features never-before-seen images taken in Beijing alongside some of Hugo's more famous images featuring his home country and Rwanda.

Hugo rose to fame with his portraits, landscapes and still lifes that shine a light on overlooked people and places around Africa, whether that be the "hyena men" of Nigeria or children growing up in the aftermath of genocide in Rwanda. When Hugo visited Mainland China, he once again avoided the obvious and instead called upon normal Beijingers he met during his trip—such as hotel staff and translators—to star in his shots. Here's a preview of works in the exhibition.

Pieter Hugo: Africa To China is open until May 29 at Pékin Fine Arts, 16/F Union Industrial Building, 48 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen

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Photo 1 of 5 Pieter Hugo, Portrait #16, South Africa (2016). (Courtesy of the artist and Pékin Fine Arts)
Photo 2 of 5 Pieter Hugo, Mu, Beijing (2015-2016). (Courtesy of the artist and Pékin Fine Arts)
Photo 3 of 5 Pieter Hugo, Deersan (2015-2016). (Courtesy of the artist and Pékin Fine Arts)
Photo 4 of 5 Pieter Hugo, Portrait #3, Rwanda (2014). (Courtesy of the artist and Pékin Fine Arts)
Photo 5 of 5 Pieter Hugo, Zeng Mei Hui Zi, Beijing (2015-2016). (Courtesy of the artist and Pékin Fine Arts)