Beyond Entertainment and Philosophy: Climate Crisis and Social Responsibility in Eason Chan's "Fear and Dreams" Concert

Yunning Wang

Journal of Sustainable Development, 2025, vol. 18, issue 3, 75

Abstract: Eason Chan's "Fear and Dreams" tour has become an immersive experience that combines philosophical reflection and visual art in the context of the increasingly severe global climate crisis. In recent years, extreme weather events have become more frequent, and the threat of climate change has become more pronounced, especially in 2025, with numerous unusual phenomena, further sounding the alarm for environmental protection. Against this backdrop, the concert, through meticulously designed stage elements and music, explores the fears and dreams within the human heart while profoundly reflecting on environmental issues. The stage design, combining light and shadow, installations, and projections, presents both the crisis and hope brought about by climate change, symbolizing the deterioration of the natural environment and the urgent need for ecological protection. The performance not only conveys emotions through music but also strengthens the spread of environmental protection ideas through visual expression, awakening the audience's awareness and action regarding climate change. This performance provides an innovative example of combining art and environmental protection, showcasing the unique power of art in enhancing social consciousness and promoting the integration of culture and ecological protection, offering important insights for future cultural dissemination and environmental protection.

Date: 2025
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