Planet on the Edge

The Hong Kong Ballet teams up with M+ to put on Beyond Carbon: The Climate Change Project, an immersive experience intended to spark debate on climate change due to run later

By Zabrina Lo

Climate change may not be the typical subject matter for a classical dance company, but the Hong Kong Ballet is committed to pushing the boundaries in its Beyond Carbon: The Climate Change Project production at M+, the city’s new museum of visual culture. International and local choreographers created 12 dance works based on what they view as the most imminent environmental crises. Three of those choreographers discuss their works with us. CARBON FOOTPRINT  by Kyle Lin Chang-yuan, a Hong Kong Ballet corps de ballet dancer The sustainability decisions we make in our daily lives are increasing our carbon footprints. I want my new work to be dramatic and visually impactful for the audience. As the dancers move around the white paper on the floor, the ink on their bodies leaves…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, February 2022

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