Sham Shui Po Audio Guide x YAT PIT

After testing the waters with our Shek Kip Mei audio guided tour earlier this year, we invited local fashion brand YAT PIT to design a Sham Shui Po audio guide for HKIPF 2021! From Fuk Wa Street to Wong Chuk Street, Tai Nan Street, Pei Ho Street, through ‘Pang Jai’ (Yen Chow Street Hawker Bazaar) and Tung Chau Street Jade Market, discover the beauty among the jumble of old and new in Sham Shui Po.

Sound design is done by multimedia artist Steve Hui, featuring the eponymous track ‘一丿Yat Pit’ by YoungQueenz, N.O.L.Y and Yung Takeem. This audio guide is available in Cantonese, English and Mandarin.

Please note:

A link to the Audio Guide playlist and map will be sent to your email upon registration, after which you’re free to start exploring whenever you wish~

We recommend you end the day with a visit to the Satellite Exhibition at our Collaborators’, RNH Space and THY LAB!

Song usage courtesy of Wildstyle Records.

About YAT PIT

A Hong Kong based fashion brand founded by Jason Mui and On Ying Lai, YAT PIT’s collection and identity serves to reflect the style and culture of Hong Kong, merging traditional elements with modern everyday outfits.

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