Billy and Duncan believe that in order to raise conservation awareness, acknowledgement is key as “acknowledgement becomes knowledge, and knowledge becomes cherishment"（認識變知識，知識變珍惜）. Through their simplistic style of art, they hope that their audience will acknowledge the presence of different organisms and will be motivated to learn more about the rest, promoting self-actualization towards conservation. 

Knowing that the use of paint or other art materials will pollute the environment, Seika Studio aims to minimize the cost of the environment in their upcoming projects by using more digital art and utilising collected materials from the sites for art installations. They also hope to launch drawing classes for 6 to 12 year-olds as well as collaborations with schools to promote environmental education as it is easier to nurture an environmentally-conscious lifestyle. “Art has no boundaries, we want to collaborate with people that have ideas but lack of skills so that we can present the beauty of our nature together. “ Lastly, Seika Studio wishes to collaborate with people from different fields to express their perception of nature, so that they can influence a wider range of people to acknowledge our nature and build knowledge around it, and hopefully, start protecting it.

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p.s. They also kindly provided illustration for our newest issue of the newsletter. Go check it out!