My singing voice sounds very different from my speaking voice. What people position you (as tong zhi=homosexual) is very different from what I articulate about myself (as bisexual). Learning to (re)present myself in demonstration is very different from staying home and watching the very same demonstration on TV. This video being bi(tri)-lingual is different from the one without English and Chinese (different from Cantonese though) subtitle.

Anson is a queer researcher-artist and Buddhist. Specialised in research-based artworks and essay film/video, she has been doing documentary, web-based art projects, music video, sound art and sound design for 35 years. She also taught in universities for 20 years in Hong Kong. Her interests started with gender/sexuality in the 1980’s-90’s, gentrification and urban redevelopment in 2000’s-10’s, emotions and the notion of fear in 2010’s, and in recent years, mindfulness and neuroscience. Recently, she has finished the teacher’s training from Oxford Mindfulness Foundation and have started her triple roles of artist-researcher and mindfulness teacher.

Her works have been selected for festivals including Busan International Film Festival, Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival, Hong Kong International Film Festival and Vancouver International Film Festival and Queer East UK. Her works are collected by M+ Hong Kong.