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Hong Kong Station's Living Art Stage Interactive Experiential Zone
Exhibition dates: 25.11.2025 – 30.12.2025
Central Station's ArtTube Themed Exhibition (Exit J)
Exhibition dates: 25.11.2025 to summer 2026
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In commemoration of the 85th birth anniversary of the legendary icon Bruce Lee, MTR Corporation, in partnership with the Bruce Lee Foundation and the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, proudly presents the "The Formless Way: Memorialising 85 years since Bruce Lee's birth" exhibition starting tomorrow (25 November 2025). Through four thematic perspectives—films, martial arts, philosophy and art—visitors are invited to discover the "Way" that Bruce Lee left behind, embracing equality, respect, and inclusivity as integral practices of our daily life, and to reflect on how this martial arts legend transcended boundaries, connected worlds, and continues to inspire generations.
Composed of two zones, "The Formless Way: Memorialising 85 years since Bruce Lee's birth" exhibition is a joint showcase at Hong Kong Station's Living Art Stage from 25 November to 30 December 2025; and at Central Station's ArtTube at Exit J, starting on 25 November 2025 and continuing till summer 2026. The exhibition at Hong Kong Station's Living Art Stage features dynamic installations and interactive experiences, guiding visitors through a multi-sensory, immersive exploration of Bruce Lee's extraordinary life.
The exhibition at Central Station's ArtTube, meanwhile, showcases a wealth of rare photographs and art installations that spotlight his martial arts philosophy, journey of self-discovery and his life in Hong Kong. Whether in the dynamic or contemplative zones, each possesses its own distinct features that illustrate the extraordinary achievements and philosophical insights of this legendary hero.
MTR Corporation held the opening ceremony today (24 November 2025), officiated by Ms Mable Chan, Secretary for Transport and Logistics; Dr Jacob Kam, Chief Executive Officer of MTR Corporation; Miss Eve Tam, Deputy Director (Culture) of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department ; Ms Shannon Lee, Bruce Lee's daughter and Founder & Chairperson of the Bruce Lee Foundation; Mr Donnie Yen, International action star, director, and producer, and Miss Linda Choy, Corporate Affairs and Branding Director of MTR Corporation.
"Mr Bruce Lee is a representative figure of Hong Kong around the world. His spirit of striving for breakthroughs at the top is also reflected in our public transportation development. We have the world's best public transportation system with a comprehensive railway network that aligns with international standards. However, we must continue to seek "breakthroughs" to build a new railway standard for Hong Kong's railway system, and make it one of the new "world standards". I extend my gratitude to MTR for its thoughtful efforts in utilising station spaces to hold various cultural and artistic activities, bringing small moments of happiness to passengers' daily lives," said Ms Mable Chan, Secretary for Transport and Logistics.
"Mr Bruce Lee is an internationally acclaimed figure who introduced Chinese martial arts to the world. His martial arts philosophy transcended traditional boundaries and embodied a revolutionary way of thinking about martial arts. This spirit resonates with MTR's commitment of agility, efficiency, and continuous innovation amid the rhythm of city life. By showcasing Mr Bruce Lee's precious collections at MTR Hong Kong and Central stations, we aim to create an inspiring cultural space amid the urban hustle through an interactive artistic experience. We invite passengers to embark on this cultural journey and draw inspiration from Bruce Lee's philosophical wisdom toward achieving breakthroughs and innovation," said Dr Jacob Kam, Chief Executive Officer of MTR Corporation.
"Celebrating my father's 85th birthday in Hong Kong—the city where he grew up and achieved extraordinary success—is an incredible honour. The MTR is a vital connector of communities in Hong Kong, much like my father's legacy, which transcends generations and cultures. This exhibition is the ideal platform to promote his spirit and philosophy, and it is my hope that the public can gain insights into his resilience and wisdom during their daily journeys as they flow throughout the city. May everyone find inspiration in his story of courageous breakthroughs and continuous growth as we celebrate his 85th birthday!" said Ms Shannon Lee, Founder & Chairperson of the Bruce Lee Foundation and daughter of Bruce Lee.
"The Formless Way: Memorialising 85 years since Bruce Lee's birth" exhibition presented by MTR Corporation comprises two major zones:
Exhibition Date: 25 November – 30 December 2025
Features dynamic installations and immersive interactive experiences that showcase Bruce Lee’s signature moves and philosophical insights, inviting the public to engage in a cross-time spiritual dialogue with the legendary icon.
Exhibition Date: Starting from 25 November 2025 to summer 2026
Mirroring the "A Man Beyond the Ordinary: Bruce Lee” Exhibition at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, the exhibition displays an extensive collection of rare photographs, film stills, posters, and martial arts philosophy, offering an in-depth exploration of Bruce Lee's growth trajectory and life as an artist, while highlighting his profound connection with the city in the exhibition chapter themed “Travelling by MTR: Connecting Bruce Lee's Footprints across Hong Kong”.
The exhibition's art partner, the Hong Kong Dance Company, presented a showcase of the grand dance drama titled "Kung Fu Artistry – No Way as Way" at the opening ceremony, interpreting Bruce Lee’s martial arts philosophy and artistic spirit through dance and movement. Additionally, limited "Bruce Lee's quote cards" will be distributed at the Hong Kong Station "Living Art Stage" Interactive Experiential Zone. There are four designs, and the cards will be distributed at random while supplies last.
To further integrate Bruce Lee's philosophies into everyday life, the public can download the Bruce Lee-themed mobile Octopus covers from the Octopus App’s "Octopus Card Image Store”
