Three choreographers from Malaysia, Indonesia, and Japan come together to present “Nyanyian Bumi”, a dance project that studies the relationship between humans and nature in today’s world. Lim Pei Ern, Aco Ridwan, and Atsushi Heki incorporate elements of Kadazandusun, Indonesian, and Japanese culture in a performance that pays homage to Mother Earth. Pei Ern and Atsushi talk about the collaboration and why its environmental message matters.

<p>Three choreographers from Malaysia, Indonesia, and Japan come together to present &ldquo;Nyanyian Bumi&rdquo;, a dance project that studies the relationship between humans and nature in today&rsquo;s world. Lim Pei Ern, Aco Ridwan, and Atsushi Heki incorporate elements of Kadazandusun, Indonesian, and Japanese culture in a performance that pays homage to Mother Earth. Pei Ern and Atsushi talk about the collaboration and why its environmental message matters.</p>

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