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Tsang Man Tung

Theatre and Singing Bowl Artist

Tsang Man-tung is an interdisciplinary contemporary artist active in scenography and music, and an important pioneer in singing bowl art.

In 2009, he received Asian Cultural Council fellowship, which allowed him to visit the Yale School of Drama as research fellow in 2010. In recent years, he has developed a series of widely acclaimed Theatrical Meditation productions, distinguished by a conceptual, minimalist, meditation-inspired aesthetic that seeks spiritual balance and harmony.

He received the Award for Best Artist (Theatre) at the Hong Kong Arts Development Awards in 2008, as well as multiple local stage design awards. In 2025, his directorial work “Cankramati – Into the Microcosm” received the 1st Prize for Performance Design in the Professional Category at World Stage Design, earning recognition from the international theatre community.

In 2010, he founded Allpamama, advocating a balance between art, music, life, and meditation. In 2018, he released the music album “The Seed of Sound,” featuring 39 original singing bowl recordings. His publications include “The Bowl of Enlightenment” and “Scenography: Transcend to the Beyond.”

Tsang Man Tung

Organisation Description

Allpamama was founded in 2010 by artist Tsang Man-tung. The name originates from the pre-Inca Quechua language, meaning “Mother Earth.”

With art, music, life, and meditation as its core pillars, Allpamama offers a diverse range of meditation courses and activities. In addition to Himalayan singing bowls, various sound media are used to guide participants back to their true selves. The teaching emphasizes “listening,” “awareness,” and “cultivation,” encouraging participants to become aware of everyday life through listening and to transform personal habits through practice.

Integrating meditation, art, and stage aesthetics, Allpamama has produced seven Theatrical Meditation productions since 2017, with all creations rooted in personal cultivation. The “Sounditation” project was also initiated, using sound to lead participants into a state of meditation, then letting go of the self – “me” – and returning to stillness.

Collaborating partners have included the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, Hong Kong Museum of Art, M+ Museum, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden, ArtisTree, and Lululemon, among others. Allpamama continues to promote a meditative lifestyle through cross-disciplinary collaboration.

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