A scene from a six-hour performance that formed part of “Echo, Moss and Spill”, Chinese artist Pan Daijing’s installation at Tai Kwun in Hong Kong that concluded the gallery’s “Trust and Confusion” exhibition. Photo: Tai Kwun Contemporary
Chinese artist’s Hong Kong installation at Tai Kwun wrapped music, dance and theatre in a dark, surreal shroud to produce something magical
- Pan Daijing’s ‘Echo, Moss and Spill’ installation was the concluding part of Tai Kwun’s eight-month-long ‘Trust and Confusion’ exhibition
- Echoing earlier works in the exhibition, the installation was decidedly darker but always gave a sense of there being light at the end of the tunnel
A scene from a six-hour performance that formed part of “Echo, Moss and Spill”, Chinese artist Pan Daijing’s installation at Tai Kwun in Hong Kong that concluded the gallery’s “Trust and Confusion” exhibition. Photo: Tai Kwun Contemporary
