Projects | Ongoing Works

Measure of Seeds | Takah Benih is an ecological pursuit to understand the ephemerality and transformation of our fragile landscape, attempting to recollect the geographical history of plantations in Malaya/sia, whilst exploring the idea of plant migration across regions. As humans travel, so does nature. On and off transitioning from a hiatus, she finds herself in a microcosm of agroecological discourse, food security and sovereignty - all in a world fortified and seeded by capitalism.

recalling forgotten tastes

A book that serves to reintroduce the flavours of the past and the present, through the lens of Orang Asli communities in Peninsular Malaysia. Journey through the lush and threatened forests as we learn how some plants contain drinkable water and pungent leaves give out beautiful aroma when cooked.

Table Mat : Beautifully weaved and crafted by Jamri from Kampung Kenderung, Pos Lenjang, Pahang.

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mapping plants

A collection of documented and illustrated edible plants.

sights and sounds

A visual selection of the changing sights and ephemeral sound of a threatened forest, accompanied by an ethnobotanical series of plants found in the forested landscapes in Selangor.