As modern development continues to reshape Malta, traditional spaces like the ‘bitħa’ and back garden are frequently overlooked. Currently, little to no data has been formally documented or collected regarding domestic gardens and private yards in Malta. Those who participate in the survey will help ensure that the sensory history of Malta’s domestic life is officially recorded. Whether you have a garden today or simply carry the memories of one from your past, your voice matters,” Cassar said. The survey follows an exhibition by Cassar, curated by Elyse Tonna, held last year at MUŻA as part of the project.