Guest Engineer Interventions

The Engineer has full control over all sonic sources within the space. They can manipulate, mix, and produce sounds, adding to or subtracting from the 'Base Layer'—the hour-long looping score that structures the installation

The Guest Engineer performs a takeover of this ritual. The intervention lasts an hour.

Gold Mountain

Gold Mountain is a Hong Kong-based sound artist, composer, and rapper whose practice focuses on real-time experimentation, textual expression, and the structural tension of live performance. The self-taught artist treats physical gear and its potential for failure as active elements on stage, exploring how technology and its unpredictable breakdowns shift the tension of what is being expressed in real time.

Guest Engineer Interventions

The Engineer has full control over all sonic sources within the space. They can manipulate, mix, and produce sounds, adding to or subtracting from the 'Base Layer'—the hour-long looping score that structures the installation

The Guest Engineer performs a takeover of this ritual. The intervention lasts an hour.

Nerve
Nerve’s sound practice is rooted in the subversion of musical systems, sparked by early rave counterculture and mutating through experimental laptop projects like VSOP. Moving fluidly between premiering contemporary operas and channeling the haunting, melancholic narratives of traditional Cantonese Naamyam, his work maps the collision between academic composition and underground subcultures.

CERTAINLY TOKYO

Serakai Studio is pleased to present CERTAINLY TOKYO, a group exhibition curated by Tobias Berger, Co-Founder and Curatorial Director of Serakai Studio. CERTAINLY first opened at GOLD, our Hong Kong salon, in March 2026. This Tokyo iteration is its second chapter.

Address: Path Omotesando, 1/F and 2/F, Building C, 5 Chome-6-5 Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0001

Opening Hours: Friday–Sunday, 15.00–18.00

Exhibition can be viewed from the outside, any time of the day. Entry into exhibition is possible Fridays–Sundays between 15.00–18.00

Guest Engineer Interventions

The Engineer has full control over all sonic sources within the space. They can manipulate, mix, and produce sounds, adding to or subtracting from the 'Base Layer'—the hour-long looping score that structures the installation
The Guest Engineer performs a takeover of this ritual. The intervention lasts an hour.

Kelvin T
Kelvin T is one of the many voices in Hong Kong’s underground electronic landscape, known for pushing the boundaries of club music, industrial soundscapes, and experimental pop. He has established a signature style that balances chaotic club energy with deep, emotional weight.

Studio Session

Welcome to the closing chapter of dreamedcore: a curator-led tour and the sonic gathering Studio Session.

We trace the afterimage of a dreamedcore universe, where art, design, and fashion dissolve and reassemble across generations. The tour moves through fragments of process, opening a passage into how dreamedcore is felt, constructed, and remembered.

As the day shifts, Studio Session brings dreamedcore into the realm of sound, highlighting the studio’s ongoing exploration and research in music. Bring a USB if you wish, and enter the open deck: contribute your own dreamedcore signal.

Curator-led tours
14.00 – 14.30
14.45 – 15.15
15.30 – 16.00

Studio Session (Open Deck)
16.00 – 20.00

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Fashion Show & Performance

dreamedcore – After Hours
Friday 19 June | 7 – 9 pm 
Performance: 8pm
Show Director: Kary Kwok
HKD 200

dreamedcore – After Hours transforms a closed early‑2000s department store into a staged dream. Ten models with different vibes, races and cultural backgrounds slip between roles of shopper, owner and passerby, moving in a sleepwalking state as announcements fade into a future‑retro beat. The runway becomes a late‑night common, where a familiar retail space briefly opens onto another kind of day.

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Talk — Dreamed Worlds, Lived Cities: Art, Fashion and Objects in a dreamcore Era

Speakers: Artist Peng Ke, Bu Jiaxin, Founder, envy envy and Lai Onying, Co-founder of YAT PIT Moderators: Curators Shirley Lau and Tobias Berger

Language: English

Overview: Curators Shirley Lau and Tobias Berger will join three interdisciplinary speakers to explore how, within their respective practices, "dreamcore" becomes a way of processing rapid change, memory, and loss—rather than mere nostalgia. They will also discuss whether the meaning of their work shifts as it circulates through galleries, concept stores, and homes. In this era of hybrid forms and reconstructed nostalgia, how does our generation navigate the emotional pulse between memories of prosperity and the uncertainties of the present?

Musical Performance by Karen Yu

Exchange Circle: Beyond the Square

For the 2026 ABHK Exchange Circle, inaugural Director of M+, Dr. Lars Nittve joins Tobias Berger, Curatorial Director of Serakai Studio, for a conversation on art beyond traditional institutional frameworks.

Taking Nittve's maxim, "Don't confuse the museum with the building", as a point of departure, the conversation considers how artists now work across shifting spaces, contexts, and systems. What forms of curatorial intelligence are required in response—ones that enable movement, risk, and new forms of encounter? How can institutions—museums, independent platforms, hybrid spaces—remain agile, open, and generative? Together, Lars Nittve and Tobias Berger explore how curatorial practice must recalibrate in response to art's expanding terrain.