This project foregrounds gardens as vibrant ecological and aesthetic spaces of theory and praxis. Situated at the intersections of human and other-than-human, the scientific and the artistic, gardens are ideal sites for more-than-human relationship building and cross-disciplinary engagements. Oriented around an existing Eco-garden at EdUHK, Eco-garden-Lab aims to enhance urban community engagement and promote biodiversity and sustainability in Hong Kong.

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This project draws on and highlights the crucial contribution of humanistic inquiries
to ecological thinking, opening up spaces for alternative modes of world-building.
Through a range of pedagogical and artistic activities within the broad purview of the interdisciplinary field of the Environmental Humanities, the project intends to raise possibilities for thinking through a diverse set of environmental issues.