The project proposes an alternative model of islands that promotes mutual benefits by merging a prototype of a hiding habitat for undersea wildlife with a resting place for divers and fishing villagers.

The Kau Yi Chau Artificial Islands, part of the Lantau Tomorrow Vision reclamation plan, are marketed as a utopian project that will simultaneously ignite economic prosperity, embrace environmental conservation, and support sustainable development. An achievable dream or merely a fleeting hallucination?

'Sea of Noise' takes the audience beneath the waves and visualise how Chinese white dolphins perceive the underwater world with sound.

Eva, a local diver, and Tony admin of the "Peng Chau History' page will brief us on coral's historical close relationship to the Peng Chau communities.

photo credit: Yiu Wai Hong @ Hong Kong 114˚E Reef Fish Project

'Rubbish Regatta' is a free workshop for young people (and the young at heart), using discarded materials collected from the beaches and bays of Lantau Island, to create motorised boats, which will be raced and exhibited.

Starting from to-day bookstore, we will walk along the promenade of Cheung Chau, where some of the projects are located.

In 'Navigating Utopia', we’ll take a critical look at the utopian vision presented by the Lantau Tomorrow Vision and the AI-generated images presented in 'AI (Artificial Islands)'.

'Sea of Noise' takes the audience beneath the waves and visualise how Chinese white dolphins perceive the underwater world with sound.