To celebrate legendary martial arts icon Bruce Lee’s 85th birthday, the MTR Corporation has joined forces with the Bruce Lee Foundation and the Hong Kong Heritage Museum to host “The Formless Way: Memorialising 85 since Bruce Lee’s Birth”, a joint exhibition held between Central and Hong Kong Station.
The exhibit allows passengers to learn about Lee’s life and legacy through four thematic zones – movies, martial arts, philosophy, and arts – all of which showcase the icon’s spirit and how his life philosophies continue to influence us today. The exhibition is divided into two sections, with an interactive experience zone at Hong Kong Station’s Living Art Stage running from today until December 8, and “Travelling by MTR: Connecting Bruce Lee Footprints across Hong Kong” by Exit J of Central Station, available until summer 2026.
Visitors at the interactive zone can check out dynamic installations, including a 1:1 recreation of Lee’s torso, a philosophy dialogue phone kiosk, as well as receive limited-edition cards with unique designs and the martial arts star’s famous philosophical quotes. Over at Central’s Exit J, the themed exhibition showcases a collection of rare photographs, film stills, posters, and martial art philosophies, all of which display the international icon’s journey throughout life as an artist.
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