Before the completion of the festival, join us on a kaito ferry, sail on the Inter-island Sea and enjoy the performances by musicians from the islands!

A walk along the Chi Ma Wan trail and the old village path to Tai Long Wan beach takes us into past centuries of Island Life. We’ll learn about the villages and the ways of life that were part of our island community before Hong Kong existed.

‘What are the sounds you usually hear when you are/ were working at sea or on the island?’
‘What is the sound of the sea?’
‘Can you share with us your most remarkable auditory experience?’

"Water of the great sea – emerges twice a day respectively as morningtide and nighttide."
This project aims to visually explore the biodiversity patterns in the coastal environments of Peng Chau and Mui Wo - at the intersection of co-dependent survival and territorial kinships, to retell the stories of lunar time.


A leaf falls, swiftly swings in the air, and lands.

As the first generation of 'land-dwellers' among the legendary boat-dwellers of Causeway Bay, Miriam wishes to share with the audience the collective memories of this vanishing community.

If the great sea had memories, what would it record about us? Through interactive dance theatre, we embark on a journey of self-reflection and rewrite our own maritime stories.

Starting from Mui Wo pier, we will walk through Chung Hau Street and Wang Tong. While enjoying the sunset, you will see some exhibition and works in Mui Wo for the Inter-island Festival. Finally we will go back to the pier along the beachside.

Visitors will be led to explore a rocky shore in Peng Chau to link between the exhibition 'Situating Circatidal' and actual, on-shore ecological patterns, and reflect on how the circatidal rhythm acts as the ultimate driver of coastal ecology and biodiversity.

ReCreationwill be an installation of handmade paper supported by a bamboo structure, inspired by the precariousness of a fisherman’s hut on Peng Chau.

Water Dwellers’ may forever remain strangers to the land. I step into another end of time and space in Cheung Chau to observe the place where we find ourselves today.

ReCreationwill be an installation of handmade paper supported by a bamboo structure, inspired by the precariousness of a fisherman’s hut on Peng Chau.