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Unbox EKCC 2026: "Sál" by fuse* (Italy)

Presented by Leisure and Cultural Services Department
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2026.12.04 - 2026.12.05
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2026.12.04 (Fri) 8pm
2026.12.05 (Sat) 8pm 

Post-performance meet-the-artist session after each performance 
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hall
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$450, $350, $250*, $150*

Tickets are available at URBTIX from 2026.09.29 onwards.

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*Some seats with restricted sightline

  • The performance runs approximately 1 hour without interval.
  • Recommended for ages 6 or above. 
      • The performance contains strobe and strong lighting effects.
      • Members of the audience are strongly advised to arrive punctually. Latecomers and those who leave their seats during the performance will only be admitted and allowed to return to their seats at a suitable break.
       

      Everything is in constant change; and change is the only constant.

       

      Like death, the mystery of a black hole remains impenetrable.  After exploring birth and life, the Italian artistic studio fuse* unveils the final chapter of its decade-long “Full Circle Trilogy” — Sál (Soul), a work of profound intensity.  In Sál, the focus shifts to the horizon, to the boundary of human life, embracing the notion that everything is in a state of constant transformation, that everything is impermanent.

       

      Developed through a two-year research collaboration with university professors, this live media performance simulates the instability around black holes using supercomputers, immersing two dancers in a cosmic world where journeys unfold into the unknown.  Dancers interact with visually stunning lights and shadows in real time, along with acoustic and electronic music, conveying the ever-changing emotions of life. When arts meet technology, this fascinating dance performance shifts your perspective on life.




      A contribution programme of The 6th Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Culture and Arts Festival

      The presenter reserves the right to substitute artists and change the programme should unavoidable circumstances make it necessary 

      The content of this programme does not represent the views of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department 

       

      fuse* (Italy)

      Founded in 2007, fuse* is an artistic studio dedicated to exploring the creative potential of contemporary technologies and their profound influence on how we live, think, and connect with the world.  Inspired by the observation of social and natural phenomena and fueled by scientific discoveries and research, fuse*’s works evolve through collaborations with specialists and research centres, integrating advanced knowledge and diverse ways of thinking.  Known for large-scale installations and live performances, the studio constantly experiments with new relationships between the physical, digital, natural, and artificial, exploring a wide range of artistic media, including sculpture, print, video, light, and sound.  In recent years, fuse* has been invited to participate in renowned international art festivals and institutions, including MUTEK in Montréal, TodaysArt in The Hague, Sónar in Istanbul, KIKK in Namur, and Artechouse in New York.

      Everything is in constant change; and change is the only constant.

       

      Like death, the mystery of a black hole remains impenetrable.  After exploring birth and life, the Italian artistic studio fuse* unveils the final chapter of its decade-long “Full Circle Trilogy” — Sál (Soul), a work of profound intensity.  In Sál, the focus shifts to the horizon, to the boundary of human life, embracing the notion that everything is in a state of constant transformation, that everything is impermanent.

       

      Developed through a two-year research collaboration with university professors, this live media performance simulates the instability around black holes using supercomputers, immersing two dancers in a cosmic world where journeys unfold into the unknown.  Dancers interact with visually stunning lights and shadows in real time, along with acoustic and electronic music, conveying the ever-changing emotions of life. When arts meet technology, this fascinating dance performance shifts your perspective on life.




      A contribution programme of The 6th Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Culture and Arts Festival

      The presenter reserves the right to substitute artists and change the programme should unavoidable circumstances make it necessary 

      The content of this programme does not represent the views of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department 

       

      fuse* (Italy)

      Founded in 2007, fuse* is an artistic studio dedicated to exploring the creative potential of contemporary technologies and their profound influence on how we live, think, and connect with the world.  Inspired by the observation of social and natural phenomena and fueled by scientific discoveries and research, fuse*’s works evolve through collaborations with specialists and research centres, integrating advanced knowledge and diverse ways of thinking.  Known for large-scale installations and live performances, the studio constantly experiments with new relationships between the physical, digital, natural, and artificial, exploring a wide range of artistic media, including sculpture, print, video, light, and sound.  In recent years, fuse* has been invited to participate in renowned international art festivals and institutions, including MUTEK in Montréal, TodaysArt in The Hague, Sónar in Istanbul, KIKK in Namur, and Artechouse in New York.