The Hong Kong teen trading sleep and a social life to help artists around the world | South China Morning Post
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Darren Lee, the founder of Sababu Socks, talks about providing a lifeline for under-represented artists from the Philippines to Tanzania.
Advertisement Life. Culture. Discovery. Doing Good PostMag Culture The Hong Kong teen trading sleep and a social life to help artists around the world Darren Lee, the founder of Sababu Socks, talks about providing a lifeline for under-represented artists from the Philippines to Tanzania 3 -MIN READ 3 -MIN Listen Sumnima Kandangwa Published: 7:00am, 4 Jan 2026 It’s midnight on an ordinary Thursday and Darren Lee is wide awake, hunched over a laptop, sending off emails. While most other university students might be winding down after a day of lectures or grabbing drinks with friends, Lee’s night
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