DX Happenings

Discuss cutting-edge 3D printing technologies and how they are integrated into various industries, particularly in exhibition curation, design, and production, while exploring the future possibilities of 3D printing with the public.

The instructor will share the history of incense making in Hong Kong and guide participants to handcraft traditional incense sticks from scratch.

Explore the importance of fragrance as one of the five senses, and how it connects with emotions to shape the overall exhibition experience.

The instructor will explain the basic techniques of character crafting in metalsmithing, guiding participants to create personalized accessories based on Chinese calligraphy.

The instructor will explain the process of concrete molding and casting, guiding participants to create various concrete artworks using molds.

Situated at the DX design hub, adjacent to one of Central Kowloon's key infrastructural bridges—the West Kowloon Corridor—"Design to Bridge" takes its conceptual cue directly from its urban context. The bridge is not only a physical structure but a powerful metaphor for connection, transition, and exchange; it links places, people, and flows—much like design itself. 

We’ve uncovered a collection of hidden street-corner stories tucked behind everyday objects, kicking off a journey of observation, recording, and nostalgia, echoing the spirit of ‘Great Design Lives Here’ campaign.

Can a giant cat carry the memory of a whole industry?

Curated by Eddy Yu and Hung Lam, co-founders of CoDesign, together with Vivienne Yu, founder of Story Lab, ‘Fading Out/In: Designed to Remember’ explores how collective memory can be sustained in an increasingly globalised and homogenised world. Through objects, practices and designs that embody Hong Kong's distinct identity, the exhibition reflects on what it means to remember, preserve and reinterpret cultural heritage, creating opportunities for the past and present to converse.