A group of children and parents slowly wandered around the artworks, rolling the stone balls at will, listening to the wonderful music, and reading the stories from the villagers engraved on the artwork.
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The tour is specifically designed for visually impaired persons and their carers, allowing participants to experience the coherent landscape of old village and nature through air, terrain and space. By discovering the customs of coastal life, participants can understand more about the characteristics of Kau Sai Village through senses other than vision.
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Our ambassador, who is also an artist, will write and draw small message cards with his words and cartoon-style drawing for the visitors on site. The card will be made to record the special moment of the visit and send blessings to visitors. Visitors may bring the card back home to extend the great Sai Kung Hoi memories.
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Listen! Can you hear the engine sound of ferries, the laughter from visitors and the shouts of hawkers and kaito operators at the busy Sai Kung Pier? During holidays, there are often buskers and other performers adding different sounds to this place. When “surround sound island” appears, there may be some more voices and colours to the soundscape here. Let’s look forward to listening and enjoying the special “surround sound island” performance!
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“Soul of Hoi” is a multidisciplinary performance that celebrates the local Hakka fishing culture of High Island and its native flora.
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The guided tour will take you on a journey through High Island, exploring the art and seeing the way of living of the Hakkas and fishers, listening to their stories and experiencing the joy of the villages’ simplicity.
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Hong Kong, formed by islands, has evolved our unique culture, religions, geology and social practices in harmony with nature. During this 3-year Sai Kung Hoi Arts Festival, aside from our base at Yim Tin Tsai, participants can further explore the old and the new of Sai Kung Hoi at Sharp Island, High Island and Kau Sai Chau through different art installations and public programmes. With the theme of《Joy Again, Isle》, we wish that the isles can be the place where people meet, connect, begin and enjoy their journeys to experience the healing power of arts and nature.
