The Sound of Skin: A Happening
The Sound of Skin: A Happening
This event is for participants aged 18 or above.
All Festival Pass, Day Pass, and ticket holders aged 18 or above enjoy free access to ‘The Sound of Skin: A Happening’ (registration required). Please show your confirmation email and AAGFF ticket at the entrance at Horizon Terrace for access. The last admission time is 23:00.
‘A Happening’ is happening again!
Join us for an exclusive party experience at the Horizon Terrace, where the stunning backdrop of Victoria Harbour sets the stage for an evening of avant-garde sound and performance. Join us for ‘The Sound of Skin: A Happening’, a vibrant event featuring two specially commissioned live performances and an electrifying DJ set.
Immerse yourself in avant-garde experimentation with Wahono, a singular sound artist based in Jakarta, Indonesia. As the founder of the experimental label Divisi62, Wahono amplifies Indonesian identity by sharing homegrown narratives on a global scale. With a new performance commissioned especially for ‘The Sound of Skin: A Happening’, Wahono will explore Indonesia’s sonic heritage, intertwining archival materials and traditional sounds and adding a contemporary twist. By linking the past with the present, Wahono demonstrates the power of sound to connect us to history, culture, and one another.
Also featured in the line-up is an interactive performance by the Crip Art collective c.95d8, which focuses on the experiences of artists with disabilities. Formed in 2022 by Hong Kong friends Yeung Siu-fong, Thisby Cheng, and Bomb Lam, c.95d8 challenges conventional perceptions of time and ability, and reclaims the word ‘crip’, short for ‘cripple’, as a term of empowerment. Their collaborative and interactive works encourage audiences to reconsider productivity and embodiment, and to experience different personal and collective time scales with a slowed-down gaze. Sharing and touching become radical acts, and build empathy, strength, and vulnerability through the interplay of diverse perspectives.
Finally, Hong Kong-based crate-digger DJ Woonjii returns to the decks for a night of eclectic sounds, unconventional rhythms, and melodies from around the world, with a focus on Asia. As the co-founder of experimental collective yisekai, DJ Woonjii often organises music events at 宀 Club and Acadana to showcase talented local producers and DJs.
Portrait of c.95d8. Courtesy of the artist.
Portrait of Wahano. Courtesy of the artist.
Portrait of Kate Woonjii. Courtesy of the artist.
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