Bonds and Ties by Transcultural Collaboration of Zürcher Hochschule der Künste
Presentations of Experimental Performances and Installations


The Writers

at Hart Haus, Hong Kong, September 2019 

In The Writers, hidden cameras are set up to project live writings on surrounding walls. Covertly studying the live audience/readers, the performers/writers write in overlapping English and Chinese on the paper stations, constructing narratives of the live readers unknowingly reading their own presence. As the installation displaces the performer and the audience, the writer and the reader, surveillance weaves the writer/reader, the writing/reading, the subject/object.









To Dream (in Blue)  

at Kaskadenhalle of Zürcher Hochschule der Künste, December 2019

To Dream is an invitation from the collective Boudai12, who are inspired by the spirit of a social movement and have developed their structure and creative strategies with the same fluidity, to follow their journey through traces of their search in Hong Kong. The installation at Kaskadenhalle of Zurich University of the Arts includes an original film screening and live performances to directly engage with the audience.


 





Falling leaves crumbling leaves (collaboration)

at Ming Contemporary Art Museum, Shanghai, October 2019

Installed in a semi-abandoned structure, Falling leaves crumbling leaves plays with the poetics and aesthetics of a modernday absence inspired by the space, while contemplating on the exchange of the local residents/audience and the incoming visitors/artists, how methods of communication evolve through physical and non-physical spaces as well as how information intertwines and reshapes itself in time.







Meditation in Red (collaboration) 

at Academy of Visual Arts, Hong Kong Baptist University, September 2019

Meditation in Red is an installation of photography, moving images, a visual poem, interactive audio and sound piece with a closing live musical performance. Taking the colour red as a mutual landscape, the work aims to create a shared narrative inspired by the meditation practice of colour visualisation whilst connecting impressions of various disciplines.