Yihao envisions People, Crowd, Mass as a queer interactive performance that could never take place on the streets of China.
Set on the bridge of WPU, this act transforms a public walkway into a site of confrontation and communion.
Through uniforms, gestures, and the dismantling of symbolic authority, Yihao explores how power defines — and confines — identity.
The work aims to unweave the spell of obedience, allowing the audience to witness the collapse of invisible walls within themselves.
“人从众群” questions: When a person becomes part of a crowd, do they still remain an individual—or just another figure in the mass?
17:00–18:20 — Floating
18:20–18:40 — Yihao (Performance)
18:40–20:00 — Sonny Sun
Shanghai-based queer performance artist born in Chongqing in the early 2000s. His work explores the intersections between drag, ritual theatre, post-club aesthetics, and East Asian bodily traditions. Drawing on both underground nightlife and formal theatrical practice, Yihao creates hybrid performances that navigate desire,resistance, and queer embodiment.
