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Pangolin’s Ark was a social arts organisation which I founded in 2009. It was the first project I initiated and it set the way for my long-term commitment to raising awareness of sustainability in an applied context. I secured funding from Arts Council England and...

I unwittingly found myself a specialist in making wonky vegetable costumes. It seems it is easy to buy a cosmetically perfect vegetable from many a fancy dress supplier, but once again the wonderful wonky ones are shunned. Making a ‘wonky’ costume can be a great excuse to...

Look closely and see familiar forms in a different way. Turn the tables and experience a different perspective on the everyday; beautiful or disorientating? What would you like to see differently? Gemma Seddon and I were delighted by the simple, playful illusion created a giant periscope...

This installation quite literally shines a light on humble root systems. This normally unseen, overlooked anchor of the ecosystem makes the world underfoot a poinient setting to encounter stories and questions about humans relationship with nature. ...

Treasure of the Trees was inspired by a visit to Langthorne Park, Leytonstone where a surprising array of mature trees stand hidden just off the main road. It was the setting for 'Land Ahoy', the finale of Grandad's Island: Page to Pave - an highly ambitious...