6 groups of 14 technical arts artists work together and will showcase their creative achievements. Curators Lawrence Lee, Allan Tsui and consultants Yuri Ng, Orlean Lai and Yuen Cheuk Wa conducted a series of workshops and experimental exchanges with these technical arts artists to develop a platform for utilization and the repositioning of technical arts and compile new works rooted in technical arts.

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Showcases Programme 1 : Five Guys x Artificial Nature x Sell Light

Five Guys

Artists: Chan Wing Kit, Gene Ma

The Story is made up of

Five elements on the planet earth: Gold, Wood, Water, Fire and Soil

Five senses of a human: Sight, Hearing, Smell, Taste and Touch

Human beings are part of the stardust in the universe, but also creating our universe.

This performance is the miniature of the infinite universe, audience are also the artist to co-create the final work in the space.

There is no answer

There is no goal

There is no direction

There is no expectation…

Just to process, to feel the vibration of your energy through the 5 senses and 5 elements, what resonate you to make your next move by give and take to form the Holographic Moment?

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Artificial Nature

Artists: Teresa Hung, Teresa Wong

At the hustle and bustle of the city, and constant construction for prosperity, and pursuing for better, one can easily forget the beauty that has already and always existed.

Our work explores the possibility of combining different elements, using a conveyor belt as a viewpoint to carry sound, images, textures, and mechanical operation; to fabricate a natural environment. Using artificial and un-natural elements to create a nature that already existed, to re-think the meaning of life pursuit.

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Sell Light

Artists: Sunfool Lau, Adrian Yeung

Poetry cannot be translated to other languages accurately. Please come to see and you will know everything. Thank you.

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Showcases Programme 2 : Imagine Nothing Playground x Making Comments x Message

Imagine Nothing Playground

Artists: Kristopher Chan, Simpson Chan*, Dan Fong

An experimental playground interweaved with sound, video and shadow puppet. It was developed from abstract elements, without text, nor direction. What the sound and images are expressing when they are not telling a story? Three "Otaku" used self-made "toys" with added imagination, transform them into a "performance" on stage; created an experimental effect beyond one's imagination.

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Making Comments 

Artists: Joseph Chan, Charlie Luciano

As human beings, each one has his/her own “interests”, which can be obvious, hidden, tangible, intangible, intellectual or action type; some take it lightly, some will indulge, some already addicted. If it "does not harm" others, why not? Whether it is shopaholic, foot fetish, hair fetish, cross-dressing… fulfilling interest is a part of one’s life.

Our piece of work, from top to bottom, is constructed with a “brain” made of hairstyles, a tulle skirt covering the moving legs, using light pink as the key colour tone.

The dense collection of various body parts constitutes the wholly beauty, reminding us repeatedly to appreciate our own interests as well as those of others. When you are looking at me, I am looking at you too.

We welcome your comments.

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Message

Artists:  Sunny Chan, Yeung Tsz Yan, Melody Yuen

If we can't imagine the future of Hong Kong, let's recall the past. Don't rush to think who we want to be in the next life, just use the identity we still have in this life, to look back at what this city has given us? No matter how long you have lived in this city, no matter how many changes she has gone through; from a fishing village, a city with myriad of lights, sparkling night lives, and full of walled buildings, to a city with drifting petals, this place has accompanied us through different stages of life.

For nothing else, and no reason needed, we invite you to leave a message to this city at this moment. What do you want to tell her? "Please leave your message after the beep".

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