Inspired by the natural world, using water as a medium for generating sound. Drops fall intermittently into an aluminum can, and each impact sets off a sound. The clouds in the projection are tied to local weather: humidity shapes their density, while wind speed and direction guide how fast and which way they drift. The work shifts continuously, no two moments are quite alike.

Hok Yee is a Hong Kong composer currently pursuing a Master of Fine Arts in Music Technology at the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts). He is a recipient of the CASH Music Scholarship for Overseas Studies 2025/26, awarded by the Composers and Authors Society of Hong Kong.

He graduated from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA), majoring in Composition and Electronic Music. During his studies, he was actively involved in interdisciplinary collaborations, and has since contributed music to numerous theatre productions.

His recent works include music for the dance performances The Ant Vamilley and Animal Gacha, produced by Rice Journey Production. He has also served as assistant composer for Tang Shu-wing Theatre Studio’s Bhagavad Gita (2025), Hong Kong Repertory Theatre’s K City Story, and The Old Man and His Sea at the New Vision Arts Festival 2023, for which he was also responsible for music mixing.