HONG KONG - The Accidentally Wes Anderson exhibition is now open at The Mills in Tsuen Wan.

Running until Sept 14, the exhibition features over 100 photographs documenting real-world locations that align with the visual style associated with filmmaker Wes Anderson.

Organized into five zones, the exhibition includes a Hong Kong-focused section and several interactive photo installations. The presentation emphasizes symmetrical framing, fixed perspectives, and consistent color palettes found in global architecture and public spaces.

Curated by the AWA community, the exhibition has toured internationally. Visitors can access exhibition-specific merchandise on site. The touring exhibition marks its Hong Kong debut as part of The Mills’ cultural programming.

China Daily's Andy Chong took the photos on Thursday.