Hong Kong Elders, Your Legal Rights is an effort to merge language with formlessness, a tangible struggle you can hold in your hands. It serves as a reminder of our humanity and that as we grow, we do not only grow upwards. Compiling existing legal texts concerning elder rights in Hong Kong, the publication uses material fragility and deliberate imperfection to transform authoritative language into a human, time‑based experience.

The book features deckled edges, a rough section‑sewn binding with a wrapped spine, and 448 pages printed on 70gsm paper. Designed to age alongside its reader, the object is intentionally fragile — it scars, wrinkles, and gradually falls apart over time.