Discover the incredible story of the rocky-shore residents: sea-snails, chitons, algae,... and how they develop special skills to adapt to the tide tempo to live both on the land AND in the sea.

Casual conversations touching on personal memories, imagination and research about islands, crystallising long-lost memories and stories of the islands.

Two artistes living on outlying islands interact with voices, rhythms, drums and sounding objects on board the ferry.

Inspired by a leaf and a fishing boat, this installation is for you to take a moment of rest and appreciate the soothing sway by the sea.

Two artistes living on outlying islands interact with voices, rhythms, drums and sounding objects on board the ferry.

If the great sea had memories, what would it record about us? In this dialogue session, come share with us your stories with the sea.

A walk along the Chi Ma Wan trail and the old village path to Tai Long Wan beach takes us into past centuries of Island Life. We’ll learn about the villages and the ways of life that were part of our island community before Hong Kong existed.

Visitors will be led to explore a rocky shore in Peng Chau to link between the exhibition 'Situating Circatidal' and actual, on-shore ecological patterns.