Sonic Anchor 39: Be Down in Waves | Show Introduction

Co-presented by Contemporary Musiking Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Arts Centre, the 39th edition of Sonic Anchor features audio-visual solo works by Mariko Neutral and Cat Lam. Composer and Sound Designer Zubin Isaac (aka Mariko Neutral) takes on a new approach blending granular synthesis, feedback loops and generative sequencing techniques to create a stimulating sensory experience. New Media Artist Cat Lam will be experimenting with the dynamics of the automated set up to amplify the perceivable sounds through observation and imagination.

Show Details

• Sonic Anchor 39: Be Down in Waves
• Date: February 28, 2023
• Time: 20:00 *There will be a post-performance artist talk.
• Venue: McAulay Studio, Hong Kong Arts Centre
• Address: 2 Harbor Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong

Ticket Details

• Tickets are available at POPTICKET.HK
• Price: HKD 150 / 120** / 75***
• **20% off for HKAC Individual members & HKAC BEE. Members must present a valid membership card upon admission.
• ***50% discount for full-time students, senior citizens aged 60 or above, people with disabilities and the minder. Concessionary ticket holders must produce evidence of their identity or age upon admission.

About the artists:

Mariko Neutral

Zubin Isaac has been releasing music and audio-visual content for several years as Mariko Neutral. Isaac’s creative output under the moniker aims to stretch audience attention-spans, embracing repetitive, hypnotic gestures with the ultimate goal of distorting the audience’s perception of time and self.

Cat Lam

Fung Wing Lam is a new media art artist and interactive designer. She graduated from the School of Creative Media at City University of Hong Kong. Most of her works are inspired from daily life experience, by making use of environment, body sensation, and spatial as the medium, to express her artistic ideas with electronic devices, images, and programming devices. Her works were exhibited in Art Basel Hong Kong, Cattle Depot Artist Village, PMQ, Hong Kong City Hall, JCCAC and Hong Kong Arts Centre.

The source of the above information: Hong Kong Arts Center official website