Discover the Magic of Nan Fung Spinner Factory’s Light and Shadow Exhibition

As the storms roll in, Hong Kong’s indoor activities become a haven for those seeking excitement and entertainment. To celebrate its 5th anniversary, the Nan Fung Cotton Mill in Tsuen Wan is hosting a large-scale solo exhibition by local media artist Ng Shao-king. This mesmerizing display of light, sound, and video installations is a must-visit for anyone looking to escape the rain and indulge in some quiet contemplation and meditation.

Experience the Furry Baby Ball Array and Cotton Rope Light and Shadow Space

The exhibition features an array of furry balls created from the hair of 100 furry children, echoing the pet-friendly atmosphere of the Nan Fung Cotton Mill. This unique installation encourages viewers to reflect on their interactions with animal companions. Additionally, the “Moirai” exhibit boasts nearly 200 hanging cotton ropes, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in a captivating projection of light and shadow.

Marvel at the 270-Year-Old Musical Loom

The “Musical Textile Machine” is a showstopper, transforming a 270-year-old loom into an instrument of light and shadow that weaves music on static cotton threads. This innovative piece is a testament to the artist’s creativity and skill. Other works, such as “33.8 Hz”, “Weaving Song”, and “Listening Time”, invite visitors to immerse themselves in the sound landscape and experience poetic meditation.

Exhibition Details

Wu Shaojin: Listen to the Rotation of the Earth

Address: CHAT Sixth Factory Exhibition Hall 1 and CHAT Corridor, 2nd Floor, Nan Fung Cotton Mill, 45 Pak Tin Pa Street, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong

Date: From now until November 10

Time: 11am-7pm (closed on Tuesday)

Admission: Free

Plan Your Visit

Escape the rain and indulge in the magic of the Nan Fung Spinner Factory’s light and shadow exhibition. With its unique installations and captivating atmosphere, this is an event not to be missed.