AAFK, which stands for Away From Keyboard, is a street art duo founded in 2014 by Anny Chong (ANHZ) and Felipe Wong (F.E.W.). The name reflects their commitment to creating tangible, real-world art—stepping away from digital tools to bring vibrant, large-scale murals and installations into public spaces.

At the core of AAFK’s work are themes of coexistence, transformation, and finding balance. These ideas are not only reflected in their art but also in their creative process: Anny and Felipe bring opposite artistic styles to the table, yet they communicate and collaborate seamlessly to create cohesive, unified pieces. This duality—of contrasting approaches merging into harmony—embodies their exploration of balance and transformation.

AAFK has painted across Europe, Latin America, and Asia, participating in urban art festivals and creating live murals that engage and inspire. From the streets of Macau to the walls of international cities, their work transforms public spaces into platforms for storytelling and reflection.

Driven by a passion for connecting communities and sharing experiences, AAFK seeks opportunities to collaborate with brands, organizations, and fellow artists. Their projects range from public art installations to community-driven initiatives, always aiming to foster dialogue and celebrate the beauty of coexistence.

By stepping Away From Keyboard, AAFK brings art out of galleries and into the everyday lives of people, making it accessible, transformative, and deeply meaningful.