Soft Cube [Eaton Live Art Festival 2026] [Early Bird]

Program

'Soft Cube' is a contemporary performance blending dance, sound, and everyday objects, treating the human body as a living field for deep experimentation. Performer Razan Wirjosandjojo explores the inertia, order, and structures of behavior in daily life through live physical movement. The performance is not only a reshaping of the flesh—turning it into a fluid, malleable 'flexible square'—but also delves into how rigid social norms can be deconstructed and reorganized through interaction. It is a dialogue regarding the tension between the self, space, and objects, inviting the audience to reflect on the nature of labor and habits in daily life.

Highlights

• Eaton Live Art Festival 2026: This performance is a core program of the festival, initiated by Tang Fu-kuen and Chen Ching-yuan. The festival aims to expand the boundaries of live art, using 'performance' as a tool for knowledge production and community building, analyzing contemporary life experiences and identity.
• Unique Venue: The performance takes place at 'Tomorrow Maybe' on the 4th floor of Eaton HK, an intimate and open space perfect for the piece's contemporary atmosphere.
• Interaction and Dialogue: Combining contemporary movement with material usage, the performance on November 29th includes a post-performance talk, allowing the audience to engage deeply with the creator regarding the choreography and conceptualization.
• Included Perks: The ticket price includes one drink (alcoholic or non-alcoholic), which can be enjoyed in the bar area, extending the artistic experience.

Performers

• Performance: Razan Wirjosandjojo (Indonesia)

Venue & Access

• Address: Tomorrow Maybe, 4/F, Eaton HK, 380 Nathan Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong.
• Transport: Conveniently located within walking distance of Jordan MTR station.

Ticketing

• Standard: HK$150
• Early Bird: HK$120 (for tickets purchased on or before 16 November 2026).
• Concession: HK$120 (for full-time students, seniors aged 60+, people with disabilities and their caretakers, and recipients of CSSA).
• Notes: Total duration is approx. 45 minutes (approx. 75 minutes on Nov 29, including post-performance talk). Performance is in English without subtitles. Suitable for all ages.