Fun Tsang Effigy

The Fun Tsang Effigy is a sculpture created collaboratively by members of Disorient Hong Kong and burned during the event. It is a Disorient take on different aspects of the local culture including pagoda, leung ting (old Chinese traveler's rest stop), dragon dance, paper signs, lanterns, piloti architecture, ceremonial/celebratory monuments and bamboo structures.

Distributed Pagoda 2020

Fun Tsang 2020 Pagoda is a sculpture composed of several modules distributed throughout camp. Each module is the central component of one part of camp. The music module hosts Jam Lab which also acts as DJ booth, the food module hosts Disorient Cha Chan Tang and the art module hosts the studio where tools and art supplies are kept.

The idea is to infuse the Pagoda with key aspects of Fun Tsang, connect it with our community on a visceral level and make it resonate deeper with each participant, reminding us of the sacred in our daily activities.

Each module is a sturdy structure made of bamboo with water-resistant roof which protects the equipment and can act as shelter in case of extreme weather. Based on the design of the lounge/DJ booth at FT 2019, each module is placed under a Low Shade and becomes the central element of their respective areas (music, food, arts)

At the end of the event, modules are brought to the fire platform and stacked to be burned. They must be designed with this last step in mind in order to provide a successful burn.

Tea Pagoda 2019

Version 20190226 by Nick C.
This design is the same size as the previous version except for the following:
- Smaller solid table octagon table (note: currently floating, needs table legs)
- Additional bamboo struts for the fabric roof + lower support
- Ladder on four sides
- Octagon roof hole

Version 20190129 by Nick C.

Version 20181114 by The Eye
File:DisorientFunTsangPagoda20191114.skp

一期一會 (One Life, One Opportunity)

A Tea Ceremony by Jenny and Leanna

The burning of the Tea Pagoda is preceded by a Tea Ceremony shared during a gathering at the Pagoda. Each hour, the Sun-Moon Dial put together from rocks gathered on the beach, is ritualistically moved around the Tea Pagoda, just like the ever-flowing water in sudden contact with the rhythm of a poem, the smoke of insense, or the sight of Buddha.

All day activities in Tea Pagoda:
- tea ceremony
- chinese calligraphy
- sun dial
- planet gazing and birth charting
- insense
- ASMR, tech electric sounds
- beading

References:
Kyokusui-no-en
https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E6%9B%B2%E6%B0%B4%E6%B5%81%E8%A7%9E
Pagoda Poem: Tea by Poet Yuan Zhen