On The Migration of Meaning & Becoming Human: An Artist Talk & Workshop by Hui Woon Tan
Auroborium and Vietnam Sound Library present Do Baskets Dream Of_ , a sonic & art living archive and workshop series exploring ancestral memory, soundscape, and collective making in Ho Chi Minh City.
See full schedule here. Follow our instagram: @thungmo
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Twelve thúng chài become vessels for a living archive, carrying songs, voices, rituals and fragments of memory across generations, asking:
Which ancestors do we dream forward?
Sit with the weight of ancestry for 60 minutes then rise into a sensory workshop where memory isn't preserved, it's performed.
Through movement, encounter, and reassembly, you become the thirteenth thúng chài: the future ancestor carrying the mortal stake in the now.
📅 Date: Friday, 25nd September, 2025
⏰ Time: 18:30 – 21:00
📍 Venue: S+ Studio – Room S6, 1 Trương Đình Hợi, Xóm Chiếu, HCMC
🎫 Free
Agenda:
18:30 - 20:00: Self-exploration of sonic-art installation
20:00 - 21:00: Artist talk & workshop by Hui Woon Tan
Workshop is led by Hui Woon Tan, the founder, president, and steward of Auroborium, a San Francisco–based nonprofit working across Southeast Asia.
She is a lead artist who incepted the Burning Man 2026 art piece Do Baskets Dream of Flying Fish and resigned to bring the installation to Vietnam.
All levels welcome! Slots are limited (100 people) to ensure quality instruction and proper partnering, so RSVP early to lock in your spot!
Follow Thúng Có Mơ Về, Vietnam Sound Library, Vietnam Festival of Creative & Design, and RMIT University Vietnam, and check our upcoming workshop schedule here to be part of an unforgettable experience!
Contact +84-963-036-296 (Thiên Ân)
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Hosted by Auroborium & Vietnam Sound Library.
Auroborium is a California nonprofit stewarding collective wisdom and shared capacity to shape long-term, civilization-scale social, ecological, spiritual, and technological futures through research, ancestral continuity, education, and the arts.
Vietnam Sound Library is an open collection preserving and sharing the everyday sounds of life in Vietnam treating each sound as a way of evoking memory, culture, and emotion.
In collaboration with Vietnam Festival of Creativity & Design 2026 RMIT University Vietnam