The dancers were made of paper napkins mostly by the school kids volunteers. More than 2000 dancers were displayed on the 500 white strings in the exhibition room. The strings were placed in every 150mm pitch and one walking path was made to surround the dancers. A set of 20 meter LED lights was applied among the walls so that the visitors may experience different color atmospheres on each time-situation. It can be very dramatic that those dancers may move with with millions of different color atmospheres in the natural breezes.

Pangkor Island Festival (PIF), a pioneering island-based festival where community, culture and arts come to play. We aspire to integrate community culture, history and folklore with local tourism, highlight the best of Pangkor’s unique local delicacies as well as its touristic and scenic attractions. By inviting artists into the island, It not only encourages interaction amongst Pangkorians, but also fosters new interaction between locals and artists, thus adding a new dimension to the livelihood of Pangkor communities.