Just Keep Swimming, Just Keep Swimming

Just Keep Swimming, Just Keep Swimming begins as a call for memories to surface. Voices recall moments of fascination, encounter and change. Songs and fragments from personal histories surface alongside them, weaving into a living field of sound.

Gathering casually on beanbags and benches around the Wayang Stage at Empress Lawn, audiences are invited to listen, wander and participate. At the centre, an interviewer and an artist share a conversation about mentorship and inheritance — touching on forms, technique and craft, but also the quieter influences artists carry with them. Gradually, the voices dissolve into music: fragments of dialogue mixed into a curated dance beat that ripples through the space.

Stories drift past like currents. Can you hear them? Some are light and fleeting; others carry deeper traces of who we become. Here, memory moves like water — always in motion, always returning.

Just Keep Swimming, Just Keep Swimming is created by theatre-maker Kuo Jian Hong, with live sonic composition by multidisciplinary artist NONFORM.