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Sa Sa Art Projects: Boung Soung: A Prayer for Peace and Prosperity

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lumbung artist Sa Sa Art Projects invited Prumsodun Ok & NATYARASA to present Boung Soung: A Prayer for Peace and Prosperity.

Cambodia’s first gay dance company staged an intimate boung soung ceremony, to pray for prosperity, life, and renewal. The community was invited to take part in this invocation to the spirits of the ancestors and masters of the lands and waters, coming together for the well-being of the world.

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