Forest, Our Island (2024-2025) is a music and multimedia collaboration with scientists at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in New Hampshire.

The Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest is a 7,800-acre field site that has been used for ecological studies since 1955. They host a long-term research program that studies the forest's air, water, soils, plants, and animals.

Ocean Symphony (2024-26)

Ocean Symphony is a long-term sound exploration and composition project in collaboration with marine sanctuaries at National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) to orchestrate marine sounds music, especially for younger people, to understand marine environment, including fish chorus, whale songs, shipwrecking, human activities, and plants.

Songs of Remembrance 纪念曲 (2026-27)

The multimedia project "Songs of Remembrance" focuses on the impact of climate change on marine and terrestrial life, agriculture, and traditional local culture in Tainan, creating an immersive music performance and exhibition from a multi-sensory perspective. Starting from the ecological investigation of Tainan Qigu and Tainan coastline, I will visit local environmental research and volunteer organizations to collect information about land crabs, mangroves, lagoons, oyster sheds, fish crocodiles, black-faced spoonbills, coral reefs, algae and materials that are closely impacted by climate crisis. The exhibition and performances will include  field recordings, videos, photographs, and original composition and singing that collectively form a commemorative song about the ecological environment and community stories of Tainan that artists and the public are engaged in.