Known as the ‘Queen of Singer-Songwriters’ in Hong Kong, Ivana Wong has garnered numerous accolades since her 2005 debut in the music industry. Renowned for her captivating concerts and personal compositions, she has written hundreds of musical pieces for singers, films, television dramas, and theatrical productions.

In addition to her musical achievements, Ivana has also made a name for herself as a prominent actress in theater, television, and cinema, consistently earning nominations and awards for her performances. In 2021, Ivana embarked on her latest artistic endeavor, ‘The Missing Something,’ a multi-faceted art project designed to stimulate a conversation about the impact of absence on our lives and serve as a gentle reminder of what should truly be valued.

Composed of interactive art and visual displays, ‘The Missing Something’ has unfolded in a series of installations and live music performances that offer immersive experiences to audiences.

Daniel Chu is a pianist, composer, arranger, record producer, music director, and scholar whose versatile abilities across all aspects of music-making have made him one of Hong Kong’s most sought-after musicians. Known for performances that combine his jazz sensibility with avant-garde prowess, his music resonates across a remarkable array of local and international stages, from intimate jazz venues and black-box theaters to concert halls, major music festivals, and sold-out coliseum shows.

A boundary-crossing collaborator, Daniel has worked with internationally renowned visual artists, sound artists, theatre practitioners, and pop stars. Renowned for his command of free improvisation and his acumen across contemporary music genres, he has forged a distinctive artistic personality. Daniel graduated summa cum laude from Berklee College of Music’s Boston campus at just 20 years old and earned his Master of Philosophy in Music (Ethnomusicology) from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2024.

Inspired by the ethereal sounds of dream pop and the avant-garde spirit of art pop, ena mori has established herself as a visionary voice in Asia’s music scene. Blending classical nuance with contemporary edge, her work embodies eclectic influences and a bold artistic vision. Her debut album, DON’T BLAME THE WILD ONE!, became a breakthrough moment, topping NME Asia’s Best Album of 2022 with a coveted No.1 and earning a rare five-star review, described as ‘a triumphant rallying cry for the dejected.’

Her rising presence expanded globally with standout performances at SXSW Texas 2023 and, more recently, London shows including SXSW London and a notable support slot for PUNCHBAG. She has also shared stages with AURORA in the Philippines and Singapore, and appeared at Clockenflap in Hong Kong. Relentlessly innovative, ena mori continues to redefine pop by fusing timeless elegance with fearless experimentation.

A winner of the bronze medal at the Carlsberg Pop Music Festival for his reggae music adaptations with the band Icestone2, MouseFX fell in love with reggae after graduating in the 1990s. He formed the reggae band Crazy Lion in 2000 and later established Sensi Lion in 2009, where he served as composer, dub master, and lead singer.

Starting in 2015, MouseFX took to the streets as a solo artist under the moniker ‘MouseFX Mobile Sound,’ performing his original reggae works at live events and music festivals. In 2016, he collaborated with UK producer JStar on the track ‘Babyfanying（俾啲反應）’ which was featured alongside reggae icons Brother Culture and Ranking Joe on JStar’s album Stand to Order. In 2017, he released his solo EP MouseFX ‘Mobile Sound’. A pioneer of Cantonese reggae in Hong Kong, his music blends roots reggae with his native Cantonese language.

In 2024, MouseFX collaborated with Italian producer DeDUBros to release the 7” vinyl Judgement Day in a roots steppa style. The record received strong support from London’s legendary reggae store Lion Vibe, which recommended it to reggae fans worldwide via their Instagram.

Musician Lau Chun Ho (HakGwai) is dedicated to integrating music, breathing, and meditation, allowing people to focus on the connection between their bodies and the present. He will present a special music performance in the gallery and invite the audience to interact, exploring the relationship between their own voices, breathing, and music.

Led by professional dancers from the City Contemporary Dance Company, participants will explore the gallery, attempting to express the feelings and emotions evoked by the works through body movements, interacting with the surrounding environment.

Founded in 1979, City Contemporary Dance Company (CCDC) is Hong Kong’s flagship contemporary dance company. With a legacy of over 200 original works, CCDC embodies the city’s dynamic spirit through bold, imaginative, and boundary-pushing performances.