The Interzone Collective perform Japanese artist Kato Tsubasa’s The Day to Break the Silence (2022), a video work, at Chat (the Centre for Heritage, Arts & Textile) in Hong Kong. Photo: Van Lok (ChanceComm)
Hong Kong’s political changes reflected in artist’s video of musicians fighting each other to play a Beyond-based song while tied up
- The Day to Break the Silence, by Japanese artist Kato Tsubasa, mirrors the upheaval he has observed in the city over the past two years
- Part of an upcoming exhibition at the Centre for Heritage, Arts & Textile’s, the piece also highlights different perspectives and distances between people
The Interzone Collective perform Japanese artist Kato Tsubasa’s The Day to Break the Silence (2022), a video work, at Chat (the Centre for Heritage, Arts & Textile) in Hong Kong. Photo: Van Lok (ChanceComm)
