In Between Two Worlds

The art is interesting, go early evening right after dusk for the best photos. Also hold your nose! It's in an alley between a bunch of Asian restaurants and is where all the trash goes, donuts pretty stinky.

Sydney isn't known for its laneways like Melbourne, but this is one of the little gems. Alright during the day, but more lovely at night. It's honestly just a quick peek kind of place, but you're in a great neighborhood so duck around the corner and have a fantastic dinner!

That’s a good public art. Better to see it in the night time.

Unexpected encounter before dusk, on factory street

Street with hanging neon structures.. Nice place for some good clicks

Installations done by one of my favourite Artists, Jason Wing, the meaning behind the work is captivating and out right beautiful, truly a sight to see. Quoted by the artist himself: Clouds, sometimes referred to as “auspicious clouds” (xiangyun 祥雲(繁体) /祥云(简体) represent the heavens and also “good luck” because the Chinese word for cloud – yun 雲(繁体) /云 (简体) – is pronounced the same as yun 運(繁体) /运(简体) meaning “luck” or “fortune”. – Jason Wing, 2011

Nice colour artwork.

This is not even really a place. It's just a stinky gross back alley in Chinatown with some creepy ugly decorations. Please do not waste your time for the sake of going there. Who the ef created this spot in Google Maps??