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Title: Water Tour Video 2
Keyword: Water, City, Landscape / Skyline
Date: 2018-03-13
Description: Video moving away from the the Central Ferry Pier on the right side until it is out of the shot at about 00:28. The city skyline is visible across the water with the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre on the left side. Duration: 00:35

Title: Lamma Island Video 12
Keyword: Water, Shore, Rocks, Mountains
Date: 2018-03-18
Description: Video of small waves hitting the green-tinged rocks on the shore by the Lo So Shing Sitting Out Area in Lamma Island. Boats, buildings, and tree-covered mountains are visible in the background. Duration: 0:39

Title: West Kowloon Cultural District Video 17
Keyword: Water, Ships, Mountains, Trees
Date: 2018-03-17
Description: Video focused on the ships in the distance until about 0:09, where the focus shifts to the tree branches in the foreground on the right side. Duration: 00:12

Title: Victoria Harbour 31
Keyword: Water, Barriers
Date: 2018-03-10
Description: Image of two half-circles with spokes attached to a post (it resembles half of a ship's steering wheel with many rods) with part of the barrier around Central and Western District Promenade in the foreground and Victoria Harbour in the background.

Title: Leung Chi Wo 2: Clip 2
Keyword: Multiplicity, Physicality, Architecture, History, Reincarnation, Hong Kong, Urban Development, Development, Land Reclamation, Preservation, Political Change, Power, Water, Memory, Victoria Harbour, Migration, Photography
Date: 2018-03-12
Description: In this second part of the interview, Leung Chi Wo discusses the connection of architecture and localized history as an agent for his artwork. He then comments on the evolving and shifting coastline of Hong Kong, and how the pace of urbanization tends to overlook the historical context of the land—engaging with the complex relationship between urban development and preservation.

Title: Water Tour Video 10
Keyword: Water, City, Landscape / Skyline, Boats
Date: 2018-03-13
Description: Video of boats on the water with city skyline at the top left and center of the shot. Duration: 00:12

Title: Victoria Harbour Video 9
Keyword: Water, Barriers
Date: 2018-03-10
Description: Video of a barrier around Central and Western District Promenade, which takes up half the shot, with the water beyond taking up the rest at the top. Duration: 1:00

Title: Cloe Lai Interview
Keyword: Control, Storytelling, Urban Space, Interaction, Sustainability, Built Environment, Journalism, Policies, The Everyday, Urban Planning, Fishing, Land Reclamation, Voices, Coastline, Fish, Ecology, Anxiety, Political Climate, Oppression, Space, Development, Environment
Date: 2018-03-14
Description: In this interview, Cloe Lai discusses her experiences collecting everyday stories about human interaction with space. She then comments on how her background in journalism informs her view on the importance of everyday stories—and how these stories can fill the gap in understanding grand level projects such as land reclamation.

Title: Victoria Harbour 48
Keyword: Water, Boats, Development, City
Date: 2018-03-10
Description: Image of construction on West Kowloon with a boat on the left side of the shot.

Title: Star Ferry Video 12
Keyword: Water, Coast, City, Landscape / Skyline
Date: 2018-02-12
Description: Video of a pier on the left side with West Kowloon skyline in the background; a ferry starts to leave on the right side at about 00:15. Duration: 00:57

Title: Dung Kai Chung Interview
Keyword: Mapping, Language, Symbols, Maps, Colonialism, Government, Discrepancies, Contruction of reality, Land Reclamation, Coastline, Reinvention, Projected Reality, Reshaping, Time, History, Future, Reformulation, Temporal Distance, Imagination, Hong Kong, Transnational, Nation, Interaction, Identity
Date: 2018-03-15
Description: This Audio recording discusses Dung Kai Chung’s Atlas and the interplay between maps and language. The interview shifts to how maps construct a reality of a place and the imaginative aspects of mapmaking. It then concludes with the topic of Hong Kong’s coastline and land reclamation and how these changes alter the perception of transnationalism within the space.

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