"Quiet and empty. Compared to Central, it is almost no man's land. However, the animasl' tweet makes people feel very surreal."

Leung Mee-ping, an artist who pays much attention to the minute things in life, is fascinated by the social significance of the stuffed animal toys that were part of the growing-up process of her family members. Humans, being economic animals, appear to have established a close relationship with such mimicked animals, where the parties have undergone an extended process of taming. Leung and her team have salvaged a large number of stuff toys, which were originally, for instance, gifts from parents to children, props used for graduation portraits, and prizes from claw-machine shops that have folded. These cast-off objects, so much a part of old memories, are brought to the Gardens at the CBD and turned into a colourful art installation. In addition, Leung will run workshops and pile some of these animal puppets into hillocks. As each of these has a powerful magnet inside, visitors can play a tug-of-war game by trying to pull the clusters apart and regroup them at will.