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All the power of nature literally sustains life on Earth, and to also bring these things in nature
into focus. So we don't take it for granted. Because once you take things for granted, you
ensure you're well. So it's also a way for us to learn what's happening in nature, how plants work,
how the ecosystem works together to sustain humans and all of life on the planet as well. That's why
that's me. tykes
video footage and he edits video and then takes a still photography and we're both twins working as
artistic joy. And we create content that sort of reimagines nature. So we can relate to it in a
more
deeper way.
The different range of projects and work that we have created and worked on. They range from
installations to large scale video projections.
Some of them work for festivals, conferences, they publish books,
postcards, businesses, or seasons.
Working together, I personally don't think there's any cons because we both have quite a strong
vision. And for that vision, we both have our specific skill sets to get to that vision. So it's
nice to have someone else to bounce off to get to that vision.
Cool Trump so nice.
I guess the prize for me? Is this someone to carry? Like, yeah, we're gonna share the wide. I
guess we understand each other's creative process as well. And there's no tiptoeing around things.
If it doesn't work or it looks bad, we don't try to like, say in a nice way. So when I cherish
those feelings, we just go What's that? We said
a nice way but we just say
we were born in Australia at the Royal Brisbane hospital.
And we moved back to Hong Kong while mum for us. Time Kong, when we were about what how big two or
three months was months old. And then we lived in Hong Kong for about seven, eight years. Yeah. And
then immigrated back over to Brisbane again. It's not a great to hear, I guess
a mother always try to take us out to parks and go for hikes
when beaches and things
like that as well. Remember when complaining when we go on hikes is how long? How much longer you
have to walk.
That's the funny thing when we were young, we just, even though our parents took us to parks and
nature walks and beaches, ours is never really that into nature at all. Which is a really weird
thing.
as I've gotten older and you start reading little bits and researching yourself and start to
understand what nature does sustain life on this planet, then the interest is sparks and the
Curiosity just keeps going.
Oh, Chinese heritage thinking coming from our culture within Australia provided me that sort of
ability to always realize there's always three points to a story.
There's always a Jew ality because I guess when we're young, unfortunately, there was a lot of
racism at schools. So we were made to be notice of who we are and how we looked in China. And then
the Australian perspective. So growing up with those two things in mind has shaped our awareness
of what we do and who we are.
In terms of what we look for is just the beautiful colors and geometric shapes and Brisbane has a lot
of sunlight, but a colorful bloom. So that really inspires us the colors and we have much more
options
here as well which is very fortunate I
blooming away around a lot of plants as well, so we're not short on material to find here in
Brisbane.
This installation is actually called Digital gardens, and it was a part of cutie awesome
residency back in 2018.
And we were the first artists to create work that wraps around the whole zones of the cube. So this
area is based in Queensland University of Technology at the science and engineering
department. And the theme of this project was to highlight plants growing in the Brisbane central
business district. introduced to these plants that display here is one of them, my aims was to, for
people to come in experience these plants in large and large scale. And for them to be able to go
back outside and maybe spot some of the plans that they saw in this exhibition. And hopefully that
will spark their interest and sort of bend over and have them exploring the details.
I guess it comes down to the joy it gives me working with men, but as we progress project after
project, year after year, doing our practice, you start To realize how important nature is,
and also for me, I'm really inspired by how a part of the cosmos something we often forget. So asking
those deeper questions of what's happening here like where do we fit in the cosmic sense?