"Written Warp" Showcased at The ESG Innovation Lab at The Executive Center
After two and half years of dedication, and with special thanks to The Executive Centre and Dream Impact, we are thrilled to share our story of “Written Warp” with the corporate sustainable professionals and social impact representatives at the grand opening of The ESG Innovation Lab in central.
Written Warp was our first youth participatory project with Katrina Leigh M. Raimann, a Filipino Hong Kong artist, as we delved into the exploration of new dimensions of human connection amidst the challenges of the COVID-19 era at The Mills.
Over a span of seven months with many challenges, we involved a total of 50 youths in a making journey, enabling them to deeply experience and explore the profound tension, interaction, and dynamic interplay that resonated within all of us during those challenging times. Through our efforts, we collaboratively crafted the artwork "Written Warp," which resonates deeply with each individual within our communities.
We are committed to continue to work creatively and collaboratively, to bring more impactful projects to our communities and to seek share values for all of our stakeholders of Arts for Good Foundation. In longer time span, we strive to contribute to the betterment of our society through the transformative power of the arts.
#ESG: Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG)
