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High Island Artwork – “Rhythm of the Dragon” Video Introduction

“Rhythm of the Dragon” uses dragon as the theme which symbolises the culture and history of High Island. Adapting to the site’s tidal changes, the dragon’s tail is submerged during high tide and revealed at low tide. The dragon scales on the main body are formed with eco-friendly recycled plastic, gently resonating with wind movements in a graceful rhythm. The artists Shi Qi Tu and Adrian Siu invited local residents to co-create and paint the dragon scales with their stories and memories. The artwork also serves as a vibrant performance space, creating a venue for locals and visitors to come together.

Learn more about the artwork: https://skhartsfestival.hk/en/work/rhythm-of-the-dragon/

Registration Information

The online registration will be open from 2 Nov (Wed) 10am on a fortnightly basis, for the coming 2-4 weeks upon the system’s update. The registration schedule is as follows:

Date Open for Registration Newly Open Dates of the Programmes/Tours*
2 Nov (Wed) 16 Nov - 30 Nov
16 Nov (Wed) 1 Dec - 14 Dec
30 Nov (Wed) 15 Dec - 28 Dec
14 Dec (Wed) 29 Dec - 16 Jan
3 Oct (Thu) 13 Nov - 12 Jan
*Public may register for the programmes and guided tours that are still available for booking from the previous period. Quotas are limited and registration is open on a first-come-first-served basis. For programmes/guided tours that are already full, a waiting list with 20 quotas is available for signing up. If any successful registrants withdraw from the event, notification will be sent to registrants on the waiting list in their order of registration. They will need to confirm the registration within 24 hours upon receipt of the notification to get the place. To sign up for the waitlist of a full programme/guided tour, please visit the registration page directly.