The short documentary “Sea of Noise” takes the audience beneath the waves and visualising how Chinese white dolphins perceive the underwater world with sound.

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)'.

Tony Fung and Eva Chan introduce their respective local projects: 'Peng Chau History' and 'Hong Kong 114˚E Reef Fish Project'.

The short documentary “Sea of Noise” takes the audience beneath the waves and visualising how Chinese white dolphins perceive the underwater world with sound.

The Kau Yi Chau Artificial Islands are marketed as a utopian project that will ignite economic prosperity, embrace environmental conservation, and support sustainable development. An achievable dream or a fleeting hallucination?

Join the public screening of Jason's film "Together in Time: Cheung Chau Theatre Collective Archive". The film aims to act as an archive, making the building a vessel that reveals the space and the story to people.

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.

Hey, don't throw your plastic bottle — bring it to the workshop and transform it into a beautiful personalised motorised boat! Will you win the race?

Showing a short film and miniature model of the Cheung Chau Theatre, Jason invites participants to recollect and share their memories of the theatre!