Beyond the Screen event supports Myanmar earthquake relief through art & film
Presented by Hong Kong's unspun Studio & SOOOP, the event includes screenings, panel talks & food by Burmese Apron
On Friday, 23 May, 2025, unspun Studio and SOOOP are hosting Beyond the Screen; an evening of experimental animation, interactive art, and discussion.
unspun is a fashion tech company using 3D weaving and body scanning to reinvent how clothing is made, with a strong focus on sustainability.
Its studio at Shin Hing Steps in Central, Hong Kong, also serves as a hub for creative events and community engagement.
Meanwhile, SOOOP is a local animation platform that curates short film screenings and fosters collaboration between Hong Kong’s animation talent and international artists.
Held at unspun Studio, Beyond the Screen runs from 6-10pm, with part of the proceeds going to support earthquake relief in Myanmar through Better Burma.
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The program opens with an interactive projection by Shana Aminova, inviting visitors to reshape a digital space through movement.
This is followed by a series of short films and a feature screening of Nothing Really Happened by Mufasa Yu, which blends surreal visuals with an ambient, post-rock score.
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Closing out the evening will be a panel discussion exploring the relationship between art and technology with the filmmakers.
Food will be provided by Burmese Apron, a project founded to share stories of Myanmar through home-cooked meals. 25% of all food sales will go to Better Burma’s earthquake relief fund.
Get your tickets to the event here.
Amira Waworuntu is Mixmag Asia’s Managing Editor, follow her on Instagram.
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