Music and Relationship


angela wai nok hui, a percussionist and sonic artist. She uses sounds that are not meant to be, childhood-like sugarcoating to frame and tell the true story of the living, uses sonic elements to bring attention to the phenomena of activism and self-love with a bitter aftertaste.

angela wai nok hui is leading the development of a sonic curation for the brand, working on the music and sound aspects of all projects, working with engineers and songwriters to meet needs, seeking new collaborators in music entertainment, and identifying key trends and movements in the scene. Music unites people. Music is calluses from pain. It is a powerful tool for building a sense of community. There is a story behind every note.  She is also the lead in building strong relationships with partners and building a positive reputation through every interaction possible to raise our intangible value.

Research and Community


Bonnie Chan is a theatremaker, dramaturg, applied theatre practitioner, researcher and a TEDx speaker. She is the co-founder and co-artistic director of Little Bean Theatre. Her works focus on bilingualism and socially engaged devising theatre. Bonnie is also a mum of two and a certified babywearing consultant/ educator.

Bonnie is leading the research aspect of all projects to support development and uphold the company’s unique vision. She brings fresh sources of inspiration, ensuring our works remain relevant to the current world.  She draws resources from various pockets to connect with the wider community, and helps maintain the company’s credibility as a socially engaged enterprise.

Creative and Technology


Ghost Chan is a performance artist, creative technologist and plant lover. Ghost plays with interactive technology to create poetic immersive visuals and offer spectating experiences that lingers in one’s mind. He has developed a holistic practice crossing the boundaries of theatre, plant-keeping, and visual media.

Ghost is leading the development of creative ideas, stewarding all digital programmes and overseeing the finance of the company. In this age of hyper-information, he is interested in ethical use of technology to deliver narratives and cultivate meaningful relationships.

Visuals, Bibliognost and AI


Jeffrey Choy is a writer and artist whose work spans print, video arts, installations, and immersive interactive media, with a strong focus on publication arts, merging book design with critical inquiry into knowledge production, distribution, and decolonisation of copyright and ownership, examining the ideological structures shaping culture and politics.

Jeffrey is leading the formation of all visuals and is responsible for keeping a pulse on books, theories and knowledge related to Hidden Keileon’s works. He is also exploring the potential, ethical implications and implementation of artificial intelligence in creative works, particularly regarding neural networks and diffusion models, with emphasis on upholding human creativities and expressions.

Strategy and Creative


John Chan 元樟 is a multidisciplinary storyteller, creative strategist and lecturer, working across social impact, ecology and the arts. He presents himself and his works at the fissures in concrete urban walls, inhabiting them as verdant spaces, projecting hopes and dreams for tomorrow’s liberations.

John is leading the designing and testing of new strategies to run the company, identifying gaps in the industry, funding opportunities and building creative frameworks to fulfil needs. He is a creative lead who carve spaces for creative curiosity, social goals and community engagement, with a focus on collaborators' and spectators’ experiences.

Curating and Fundraising


Sandra Lam is a curator and writer based in between London and Rugby. Her practice is driven by a keen interest in socially engaged practice, informed by her knowledge and experience as a former journalist. Her curatorial research examines questions of identity and investigates contemporary issues related to migration and activism. She creates social spaces and brings a voice to the unheard narratives of marginalised communities.

At Hidden Keileon, Sandra leads the curatorial direction of all projects, managing partnerships, media relationship and audience development. She projects our narratives and statements, connects with artists and collaborators, and works with fund writers and producers. Sandra is the keyholder who ensures all projects of Hidden Keileon are of the highest quality and meet the industry's expectations.