This year has been turbulent, with a world held in the firm grip of a pandemic. It has also highlighted some of the challenges of remaining connected to one another when we cannot be physically together. However, there have also been opportunities for transformation and refocusing on what is truly important: us, and how we can be unified front in the midst of chaos.
“We wanted this show to represent unity – a synonym of unity is ONE,” says Harmony Illunga, the founder of Harmony HK. “Whatever it is COVID-19, global politics or the Black Lives Matter movement, it is easy to point out our differences or point the finger at one another but when we come as one in unity, we can see beauty in the collective.”