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EVENT DESCRIPTION
The Corner Shop presents The Lullabies That Lived — an immersive exhibition by Filipina transfeminine multidisciplinary artist Bunny Cadag.
From 23 March to 17 April, The Corner Shop at Mondrian Hong Kong transforms into a tender, resonant world of handcrafted Munimuni dolls, suspended Lambana figures, braided Talimpusod cords, textile structures and the atmospheric vocal soundscape Hinuhuni.
Drawing from feminised and marginalised knowledge systems, Cadag’s installation meditates on care, intimacy and embodied memory — positioning the body as a living archive and reframing tenderness as a rigorous, material practice. Through touch, suspension, breath and resonance, audiences are invited into spaces of holding, dwelling and listening.
Cadag’s practice spans performance, installation, craft and vocal ritual, exploring pre-colonial gender plurality, healing traditions and contemporary gender narratives. Her work has been presented at Tai Kwun Contemporary, Gravity Art Space and ISCP New York.
Opening Performance: The Singer
23 March, 19:30 — Roofgarden (40/F)
For one night only, Bunny Cadag opens the exhibition with an exclusive rooftop performance. “The Singer” weaves together theatre, vocal music, craft, and movement into a powerful act of transfeminine storytelling. Previously presented at the Indonesian Dance Festival and at The Künstler*innenhaus Mousonturm in Frankfurt, Germany, the work makes its Hong Kong debut — exploring intergenerational trauma, feminine art-making, and the alchemy of stitch and song.
Tickets: HERE
