Tomorrow Maybe will debut as the Cultural Partner of Art Basel Hong Kong 2025, presenting a solo exhibition by Eaton HK's frequent collaborator, HOLOK Chen, from 28–30 March 2025 (VIP preview on 26–27 March 2025). The artist will also host an in-depth talk and an immersive performance to unpack the exhibition's themes during Art Basel.
HOLOK, a community organizer and performance artist, has previously spearheaded projects such as Coming Society, Wrong Side Cafe, VeryMK Rooftop Farm, and 20,000 Ways to Die in Yau Ma Tei. During their tenure as Eaton HK's impact strategist (2019–2020), HOLOK discovered their inner alien—a gender-neutral persona inspired by sci-fi and circus performers. Their work explores themes of precarious life, displacement, and dysphoria.
Curated by the Director of Culture at Eaton HK Joseph Chen and designed by award-winning production designer Man Lim Chung (@manlimchung), "Where are my people?" is HOLOK's first solo exhibition. The exhibition booth is built wih a concept of mimicking a UFO beam, with videos showcasing HOLOK's previous works. Throughout the exhibition, HOLOK and their alien companions will be present for one-on-one interactive experiences, transforming the booth into a physical space station that transports guests to an alternative universe.
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Performance
From Heaven's eyes: on the movement of a Space Station - a participatory installation
Artist: HOLOK Chen
Venue: Institution 7, Level 1 Concourse, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
Time: 3pm - 4pm
Date: 30 Mar, 2025
