Kwai Chai Hong’s Mid-Autumn Installation, The Moonlit Dragon 龍月雙輝 Installation rekindles the spirit of Unity, Peace and Harmony

Come and step into the realm of the Moonlit Dragon, an immersive public light art installation nestled in the Kuala Lumpur’s hidden back alley Kwai Chai Hong, where you will be impressed by a magnificent dragon of colossal proportions meticulously crafted with wooden frames adorned with a mesmerizing lattice of 10,000 translucent recycleable plastic plates…

With an interplay of light and shadow the dragon’s looks like he is in dynamic flight, puncturing the building’s façade while focusing on his destination… the full moon right in front of him

This monumental creation serves as a powerful homage to the Chinese ancestry, where the dragon, a symbol as profound and timeless as Adam and Eve in the Western world, invites you on an epic journey that bridges past and present, embodying the strength, power, and enduring legacy of generations. As you traverse this illuminated path, you’re invited to connect deeply with this heritage, creating a space for collective reflection and connection, especially poignant during the Mooncake Festival, as the dragon’s radiant embrace draws kindred souls together, intertwining stories and wisdom, evoking a profound communion with ancestral energies.

Kwai Chai Hong returns for Mid-Autumn celebrations this year with this breathtaking installation inspired by a captivating medley of Chinese mythology and folklore, the Moonlit Dragon 龍月雙輝 that combines cultural themes of the dragon and the full moon.

The installation this year is held in partnership with Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 | Flip5, with its enormous centerpiece fronted by local young artist Kaiyi Wong from Unreality Studio.

According to Zeen Chang, Managing Partner of Bai Chuan Management, Kwai Chai Hong’s mid-autumn installation theme this year is inspired by the values and teachings of Chinese folklore inculcated since birth and how they became a part of our daily lives.

The theme, Moonlit Dragon 龍月雙輝 narrates the legendary tale of the protective Chinese dragon – a powerful symbol of unity, peace, and prosperity.

The legend which inspires The Moonlit Dragon 龍月雙 輝 tells a story of ancient times, during a period of turmoil and conflict, when the children of different villages in China envisioned a mythical creature that could unite all tribes and foster harmony. Thus, the caricature of the dragon was born, a creature embodying the swift movements of a serpent, the strength of a tiger, the grace of an eagle, amongst many other representations. This awe-inspiring creature still remains a timeless emblem of peace in Chinese culture.

The dragon represents strength, grace, and protection, while the moon represents unity and completeness. The Moonlit Dragon 龍月雙輝 is the reflection of the heart and spirit of Malaysians, who share a history of being united in strength, regardless of our backgrounds, ethnicities and cultures, and how we choose to protect them.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5 and Galaxy Z Fold5 is also collaborating with Kwai Chai Hong to bring Flip Town to Malaysians, where they can experience the fusion of ancient traditions and modern tech with the Galaxy Z Flip5 and Galaxy Z Fold5. Discover Gen Z trends while snapping selfies at the Galaxy Space Hub and jump aboard the Flex360 Bus to flex every side in the 360 Photo Booth. Show that local pride for the Flip Town murals, by a homegrown artist and unleash your creativity at the craft workshops available.

Visitors can also register at the Galaxy Space Hub at Kaffe 16 to get their Mission Card to start their journey. Complete all missions at these stations to redeem a free coffee at Bubble Bee Café and exclusive brand collaboration merchandise.

Kwai Chai Hong will be open to the public daily from 9AM to 12AM.

The Moonlit Dragon 龍月雙輝 will be available from 25 August 2023 to 8 October 2023. Come celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival at Kwai Chai Hong with your loved ones and be sure to check out the 10 amazing eateries in the area!

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