This two-day assembly departs from Ha Bik Chuen’s ‘motherboards’ and the citizen-initiated conservation work ‘Sesudah banjir itu (When the flood is over)’ to reflect on how we engage with histories we didn’t live through, practices we didn’t invent, and stories we may never fully resolve. Moving between physical objects and conceptual infrastructures, the assembly explores how intimacy can be shaped—and even deepened—by distance: through glass, across generations, within structures of care.

Participants: Nasikin Ahmad, Hidayatul Azmi, Merve Bedir, Mark Chung, Özge Ersoy, Ruhaeni Intan, Marianus Nuwa, Grace Samboh, Vivian Ting, Sidhi Vhisatya, Michelle Wong
26–27 Jul 2025, 2–7pm

Venue address: Para Site, 22/F, Wing Wah Ind. Building, 677 King's Road, Quarry Bay