storage, the ingestion of memories allows for multitude of possibilities of experience.
Solidified Daydreams
TEARS OF SARI
Everyoneliveswithdignity,andthatishow define'feminism'.Feminismisnot just about women and is not about fighting against men. No matter where you come from or who you are, everyone should live a life of dignity, which is our most important goal.
The global feminist movement has successfully penetrated many centres of leadership and influence in both developed and developing countries around the world. As the industrial revolution progressed, the two world wars had devastating impact on the fabric of society, and women began to take on men's jobs and even fight in wars, the attention and response to women's appeals continued to expand as women continued to fight for voting rights, gender equality, sexual freedom, homosexuality, and empowerment.
As the feminist wave took off, women continuedtotakehistoricfirststepsinthe fields of imperial power, music, theology, medicine, science, aviation and politics.
Within the framework of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the Global Feminist Movement is developing the concept of gender inequality from a female perspective in modern developmental society, speaking to the plight of women through industrial relations, social, physiological, legal-political and religious aspects, and shaping an organic space for gender equality.
FOUR WAVES OF FEMINISM DISTINGUISHED WOMEN REPRESENTATIVES
From bottom to top, the women's shelter is composed of the coffee lounge, the bathing club, workshops, the education zone, treatment rooms, accommodation, Hindu church and the yoga area The space aims to provide multi-dimensional help in terms of jobs, knowledge, medical treatment and spiritual healing to bring Indian women out of their predicament.
HEIRLOOM INDIGO
PLASTID CITY
Our tactic is to surround the city with chloroplasts and let the wilderness sprawl.
Before the 21st century, Hong Kong's natural vegetation consisted mainly of grassland, scrub and secondary forests, accounting for 17.3%, 23.6% and 24.9% of the territory. The vegetation cover of Hong Kong is 19,200 hectares, with green cover of 70%.
While urbanisation has led to the development of once rural areas into skyscrapers, most residents still retain their farming habits developed in the rural life. One strategy for building sustainable communities is to create urban vertical gardens, where residents can participate in digital farming activities that blur the border between urban and rural areas.
The Plastid City is shared aquaponics vertical system. Immersion and interaction as a way to connect the vertical system as city to the countryside.The project uses ecology as basis for exploring the intersection of nature and technology, and reconnecting humans with nature through interactive, physical and virtual experiences.
In the past, Hong Kong was not as tight on space per person as is now and people could still create a small vegetable garden as a place for recreation.
Tutor：Meng Lou
Project Date：November 2022 - December 2022
Project Type：Public landscape installations
In 1982, 0.94% of the employed population were fishermen, and marine fishery accounts for 96% of total production. The total value of Hong Kong's fishery industry accounts for less than 1% of the territory's gross domestic product and the marine ecological balance. Due to the shortage of land available for development in Hong Kong, wetlands are under threat from developers, particularly the Deep Bay and Mai Po wetlands. Development that threatens wetlands is often approved by the government, subject only to the so-called "wetland compensation principle".
Urbanization & Pollution
Under the influence of urbanisation, the city has been separated from nature and people are unable to enjoy nature in the city.
According to figures released by the Green Council, about 9,000 kilograms of marine litter were collected in Hong Kong over the past 10 years, of which more than six percent were plastic products, including plastic bags,dispos-
