Liz Tsui graduated from The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree, majoring in Contemporary Dance, Dance Pedagogy and Choreography. After graduation, she worked with several dance companies in Hong Kong and choreographed for large-scale musicals for primary and secondary schools. From 2010 to 2022, she served as a tutor for the Leap! programme co-organised by Tung Wah Group of Hospitals and Taiwan’s Cloud Gate Dance School, participating in teaching and training, curriculum design, and course research and development. In 2023, she joined several Jockey Club-funded dance programmes as an instructor, including the “Free Flow” Body Movement Project, Dance Well Project, and “Move with the Silver Flow” Dance and Well-being Project, with a focus on dance, life, art and education as her lifelong goals. 

Born in Hong Kong, Ko Bin Lin (KOKO) received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Coventry University, United Kingdom, and a Master of Arts degree from The Chinese University of Hong Kong. She is a member of the Hong Kong Sculpture Society.

Ko Bin Lin’s artistic practice explores the relationship between humanity and nature. Through observing everyday life and reflecting on life, she expresses a spirit of joy, creativity, and appreciation through her artworks.

In recent years, her works have centred on nature, integrating diverse materials with craftsmanship to explore new artistic possibilities. Through her creations, she expresses her genuine attitude towards life and her ongoing artistic pursuit.

STICKYLINE is a Hong Kong-based creative duo comprising Mic Leong and Soilworm Lai. Their unique polyhedral sculptures and large-scale installation art showcase the complexity of creative engineering, mathematics, and geometric structures. The team is passionate about site-specific creative experimentation. Ranging from paper art to metal sculptures, they combine kinetics, sound, and light to create art in various media. Their artistic approach transforms two-dimensional planes into three-dimensional forms through the process of deconstruction and reconstruction to achieve geometrical aesthetics, turning imagination into tangible reality.

 Formed in 2011, STICKYLINE has exhibited in Hong Kong and overseas, such as Hong Kong Museum of Art, deTour Design Festival, Affordable Art Fair, Milan Design Week, and International Design Festival Berlin. Their works are displayed permanently at East Kowloon Cultural Centre, and Sea World Culture and Arts Center in Shenzhen. They also feature a clientele ranging from international brands such as Hermès, Ralph Lauren, Puma, Givenchy, Mercedes-Benz, Leica, Roger Dubuis and Audemars Piguet to local organisations such as M+, Design Trust, Landmark and Lee Gardens, as well as private commissions.

Tim Chan is a Hong Kong composer, sound artist, and interdisciplinary creator whose work combines live music, theatre, installation art, instrument design, and site-specific performance. He enjoys taking everyday objects, bodily movement, environmental sounds, and handmade instruments as starting points, exploring how sound connects with visuals, space, and human action. He has participated in numerous local theatre, dance, exhibition, and community art projects, and his recent creative research also focuses on how live music interacts with other artistic media in theatre, outdoor settings, and non-traditional performance spaces.

Liz Tsui graduated from The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree, majoring in Contemporary Dance, Dance Pedagogy and Choreography. After graduation, she worked with several dance companies in Hong Kong and choreographed for large-scale musicals for primary and secondary schools. From 2010 to 2022, she served as a tutor for the Leap! programme co-organised by Tung Wah Group of Hospitals and Taiwan’s Cloud Gate Dance School, participating in teaching and training, curriculum design, and course research and development. In 2023, she joined several Jockey Club-funded dance programmes as an instructor, including the “Free Flow” Body Movement Project, Dance Well Project, and “Move with the Silver Flow” Dance and Well-being Project, with a focus on dance, life, art and education as her lifelong goals. 

STICKYLINE is a Hong Kong-based creative duo comprising Mic Leong and Soilworm Lai. Their unique polyhedral sculptures and large-scale installation art showcase the complexity of creative engineering, mathematics, and geometric structures. The team is passionate about site-specific creative experimentation. Ranging from paper art to metal sculptures, they combine kinetics, sound, and light to create art in various media. Their artistic approach transforms two-dimensional planes into three-dimensional forms through the process of deconstruction and reconstruction to achieve geometrical aesthetics, turning imagination into tangible reality.

 Formed in 2011, STICKYLINE has exhibited in Hong Kong and overseas, such as Hong Kong Museum of Art, deTour Design Festival, Affordable Art Fair, Milan Design Week, and International Design Festival Berlin. Their works are displayed permanently at East Kowloon Cultural Centre, and Sea World Culture and Arts Center in Shenzhen. They also feature a clientele ranging from international brands such as Hermès, Ralph Lauren, Puma, Givenchy, Mercedes-Benz, Leica, Roger Dubuis and Audemars Piguet to local organisations such as M+, Design Trust, Landmark and Lee Gardens, as well as private commissions.

Tim Chan is a Hong Kong composer, sound artist, and interdisciplinary creator whose work combines live music, theatre, installation art, instrument design, and site-specific performance. He enjoys taking everyday objects, bodily movement, environmental sounds, and handmade instruments as starting points, exploring how sound connects with visuals, space, and human action. He has participated in numerous local theatre, dance, exhibition, and community art projects, and his recent creative research also focuses on how live music interacts with other artistic media in theatre, outdoor settings, and non-traditional performance spaces.

Born in Hong Kong, Ko Bin Lin (KOKO) received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Coventry University, United Kingdom, and a Master of Arts degree from The Chinese University of Hong Kong. She is a member of the Hong Kong Sculpture Society.

Ko Bin Lin’s artistic practice explores the relationship between humanity and nature. Through observing everyday life and reflecting on life, she expresses a spirit of joy, creativity, and appreciation through her artworks.

In recent years, her works have centred on nature, integrating diverse materials with craftsmanship to explore new artistic possibilities. Through her creations, she expresses her genuine attitude towards life and her ongoing artistic pursuit.