Working with grass as a photographic medium, Park Reserve is a cumulation of Rusydan’s interest in underutilised spaces as territories of vast potential. It brings to question what could be or what counts as a biological reserve in an urban city, particularly in older residential estates. Interspersed with micro-edible greens along the periphery, a barren carpark rooftop next to the artist’s home has been envisioned as not just a green space, but more so as a food common and a biophilic sandbox. With the work automatically misted throughout the course of the exhibition using a simple irrigation device, Rusydan factors into this ecosystem the gestures of plant care while speculating on how technology and cultivation could be integrated in this fast-paced and tropical environment.