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But this art installation isn't just pretty, it also holds a deeper message for the public to take away. Through reflecting on our planet's beauty, Jerram hopes that people will walk away in awe with a renewed sense of responsibility to protect the environment. With this in mind, both Lee Tung Avenue and Citywalk will be hosting a whole series of educational activities to drive the public to seriously consider how their everyday actions can negatively or positively impact the Earth. Click here to find out more.
Lee Tung Avenue: Central Piazza, Lee Tung Avenue, Wan Chai (March 19 - May 7, 3pm - 11pm)
Citywalk: Vertical Garden, Citywalk 1, 1 Yeung Uk Rd, Tusen Wan (April 19 - May 19, 10am - 10pm)
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