 The gardens are not symbolisms for good and evil, but rather point to the conflicting qualities of utopic and dystopic ideals within a society and emphasize the polarity between these through the stark contrast of black and white.These landscapes explore the environmental justice issues of racial and class inequality, wealth disparity, social welfare, political participation, personal empowerment, and more.While the "Cry Joy Park" series is the same physical installation in each iteration, its focus on the relevant local environmental justice issues makes it site specific, leading to new forms that changes with each installation.