Wong Wing-tong holds a mini microscope used to view tiny objects collected around Hong Kong’s Wan Chai district. He is one of four artists at the Goethe-Institut using various means to explore the relationship of Hong Kong people to their city after two years of dramatic change. Photo: Jess Ma
Four artists explore relationship of Hong Kong people with their city through play, and looking at how their memories are stored
- Four artists are using play to explore the dramatic changes seen in Hong Kong over the past two years
- Visitors to their workshops can take to the streets to push a square wheel, collect tiny objects of interest or play a musical toy
Wong Wing-tong holds a mini microscope used to view tiny objects collected around Hong Kong’s Wan Chai district. He is one of four artists at the Goethe-Institut using various means to explore the relationship of Hong Kong people to their city after two years of dramatic change. Photo: Jess Ma
