"Culture in Action took the entire city of Chiago as its stage and 'focused on the active partisipation of residents in diverse communities in the creation of the artworks.' " (Kwon) This is true in the case of Haha and the volunteer group Flood. They created a garden for those suffering from AIDS/HIV. This garden was planted with special plants that contain agents for preventing cancer, called a hydroponic garden. Once finished, the garden looked great and worked as a soothing atmosphere for both those who were effected and the common person. The garden changed function from "beauty to service and back again." It was seen as a public form of art that everyone could enjoy, but it also functioned as a remedy for those who suffer from HIV/AIDS.