Liane Mah (aka Yiu Yiu), movement artist, somatic practitioner, nature’s faith keeper, has been passionately exploring embodied movement within and without and is particularly interested in the process of ‘rewilding’ modern society through the deepening of mind/body relationships. Her work is guided by somatic, psychology, neuroscience, deep ecology, and buddhism, while her love for nature informs her way of being. She believes it is important to reconnect with one’s roots through cultivating a strong and intimate relationship with the land. As a recent newcomer of Mui Wo, through listening to the lost language of plants, the Art of Foraging is a practice to deepen her connection with nature and to ground herself in place.

Kiwi Chan, theatre maker, movement artist and creative producer, whom creations focus on Butoh, experimental theatre, and site-specific dance. Creations are both her passion and struggle; she craves to explore various possibilities. She enjoys the dilemma of body, Butoh and Contact Improvisation have been her biggest inspiration since 2012. She believes that Butoh is not only a dance form but a philosophy. Being an indie Butoh artist, her concern is about metamorphosis, what she wants to seek is “somatic resonance”. She devotes herself to contemporary theatre, as she believes that performing art is the best field for sharing the presence. As a recent newcomer of Peng Chau, through reconnecting with her inner self, what ignites the creative sparks.