ABOUT US
Chloeography Project was founded in 2018 by performing artist Chloe Wong. Its creative practice originates from profound inquiries into life and our times, interweaving dance, scenography, text, the physical body, visual media, and public participation, to transform social observations into a poetic framework. Emphasising environmental responsiveness and participatory engagement, the company’s works explore themes such as belonging, identity, and hope. In an ever-changing era, the project seeks to carve out spaces that respond to life, continuously pushing the boundaries and possibilities of performing arts and action within a contemporary context.
Through interdisciplinary and cross-cultural artistic practices, Chloeography Project maintains an open stance toward international dialogue and collaboration. Its signature work Maybe Tomorrow was invited as a featured performance for Scenofest at 2025 World Stage Design (WSD) in Sharjah, UAE; its spatial, installation, costume design, and music composition was also shortlisted for the professional Performance Design exhibition. In 2023, the company represented Hong Kong in the Exhibition of Countries and Regions at the Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space (PQ) with Our Atlas; during the 2019 edition, it presented Heaven Behind the Door II at PQ Studio. The group's international footprint extends to the Internationale Tanzmesse NRW in Düsseldorf, the Busan International Dance Market (BIDAM), and the Zawirowania Dance Festival in Poland. Furthermore, the group actively participates in professional networks such as APAM (Australia) and CINARS (Canada), as well as residency programs with OzAsia Festival and Dancehouse Melbourne.
OUR MISSION
Chloeography Project is dedicated to creating moments of genuine connection amidst an age of absurdity. By inviting diverse audiences to rediscover joy and hope through shared experiences, it embodies the power of individual and collective consciousness, offers a sanctuary for the soul, and connects the symbolic traces of humanity within contemporary contexts.
