Children's Paradise at Times Square Creative Garden, Causeway Bay

🌸🌻🌴Times Square x Botanic Union "It's Play Time!" brings together creative plant amusement park🎉 Hong Kong lacks urban gardens. People face the concrete jungle every day and feel lifeless. In view of this, Times Square has cooperated with Botanic Union, a recently popular hidden botanical garden in Hong Kong, to build "It's Play Time!" using recyclable materials in the open air plaza on the ground floor of Times Square from now until August 29. The creative plant amusement park collaborates with many different units, including the music-loving yoga man Derek Lam, star Youtuber Coffee and his Uncle Zhai, founder and artist Liang Weiting of the Ivory Palace root plant brand Plants of Gods, and two artistic creations Team Graphic Airlines, vintage upcycling Midwest and over a thousand children from Decui Primary School and Kindergarten have created this urban oasis with a creative interactive game space, allowing trendy people in the city, and even families, to enjoy exploring this childlike place. Avant-garde environmentally friendly green paradise. As the art design guidance consultant for the entire project, Botanic Union uniquely presents an exclusive botanical paradise where adults and children can travel freely, have fun and explore. In addition, "It's Play Time!" also has a Macramé knot crafting workshop and a green ball moss jade Kokedama making workshop. In addition, Botanic Union also designed a series of time stickers themed on the five elements of the event and distributed them for free in the venue to promote the sustainable concept of "It's Play Time!". Designed by Graphic Airlines member Tat and Plants of Gods founder Liang Weiting, he erected a huge seedling statue in the garden to show everyone that everything is actually a seed, and then wait for it to sprout slowly. It has become a great thing, so the seedlings have become so big. Don't look down on the seeds and seedlings, and children are just seeds and seedlings in human society. The rainwater on the seedling statues was inspired by the rain, and the patterns on all the trucks were collectively created and painted with the help of more than a thousand children from Decui Primary School and Kindergarten Department. The illustrations and patterns on the floors and different sculptures throughout the park were created by the two-person art creation team of Graphic Airlines. They use different lines and patterns to represent the five elements of nature - round "gold", linear "wood", and corrugated "Water", the triangular "fire", and the square "earth", combined with the patterns of four-season plants, run through the entire park, bringing out the balance and circulation of the ecological environment. They perfectly match the Midwest's promotion of vintage upcycling to recycle clothing. The artistic cloth strips made decorate the tree branches. The three-meter-high "Magic Tree" full of earthy colors was designed by Liang Weiting, the founder of the Ivory Palace (root plant) brand Plants of Gods - different from the plants generally recognized by the public, Plants of Gods introduces a number of unique A rare root plant species has set off a craze for ivory palaces in Hong Kong, and the "P.O.G. Magic Tree" is based on the "Ivory Palace" growing in Madagascar. "Ivory Palace" needs to preserve a large amount of water on its own, so the body It is relatively sturdy, so each root plant has a unique shape. This "Magic Tree" has a specially designed hole for the public to walk through and feel the majesty and uniqueness of the root plant trunk, allowing them to interact with plants from different regions. The two huge flowerpot tree houses in the park are also designed by Prodip, and are also inspired by root plants with various shapes. They further allow the public to understand different types of plants, while also adding a fashionable and unique style to the park. Yoga man Lam Tak-sin, who loves music, has transformed recycled materials such as environmentally friendly plastic bottles, aluminum cans, iron lids, plastic hoses, etc. into a playable music and art installation for the public to play and create "environmentally friendly" music. The popular Youtuber Coffee and his uncle Zhai also jointly designed a colorful farmer's cart to match other amusement rides in the park that were actually created by children, including a balancing car wheel designed by children from Decui Primary School to test the children's cooperative spirit. . workshop 10.18/7 Times Square invited Mabo, a California-certified preschool teacher from Japan with nearly 20 years of experience, to host a Kokedama workshop, allowing the public to get in touch with nature through the two Japanese cultures of "appreciating moss" and "packing" 9, 16, 17/7 The Macramé knot crafting workshop hosted by local brand EverydayisBeachDay teaches participants to choose two unique feathers or leaves from the rope of their favorite color, and use them with branches for home decoration or hanging on handbags. decoration. 🎉Times Square "It’s Play Time!" Creative Plant Amusement Park Date: From now to August 29, 2021 Time: 10am-10pm Location: Ground Piazza, Times Square, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong #Times Square #botanicunion #itsplaytime #CollectCreatives #PlantAmusement Park #hktimessquare #tsitsplaytime #tssummer #botanic_union #graphicairlines #plantsofgods #breathenewshk #frankkan #briefing