“Won’t go home until I make it” by Wilawan Wiangthong explores the lived experiences of female migrant workers from Isaan and Myanmar, focusing on labour, gender and social marginalisation. Grounded in fieldwork among service workers in Bangkok and the artist’s own training as a masseuse, the project transforms the body into a medium of exchange within an environment simulating a karaoke room and massage shop. It combines a music video, a kinetic spine sculpture and a workshop performance in which Wiangthong provides one-on-one body movement guidance to visitors every half hour, inviting audiences to engage directly with the realities of bodily labour. The work is presented 12–8pm on 28 and 29 November 2026. Admission is HKD200; early-bird tickets are 20% off until 13 November 2026. Each ticket includes one alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink. Tickets are available on Eventbrite.
Won’t go home
until I make it
When
Sunday, 29 November
12:00–20:00
Price
HK$200
About
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Where
Guest Room, Eaton, Hong Kong
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