Images can be change-making
Using the power of image to inspire, re-imagine and inform change.
From zines, to maps, illustrations, and multi-layered artwork – ideas of identity, nature connectivity, health and wellbeing (including mental ill-health, poverty and homelessness) typically feature.
Interdisciplinary approaches bring flexibility to best suit each project – whether using traditional arts methods, digital or an integration– each element of the artwork is carefully considered to best share and magnify visions, stories or insights.
Clients have varied from local change-making organisations and local government, to national charities and international projects.
Sharing narratives of multiple exclusion
Working with Researchers at Northumbria University to bring to life findings from research which explored how issues such as substance abuse, domestic violence, trauma and poor mental health can all contribute to and complicate the issue of homelessness.
Creating concept, designing assets and building the interactive map directly informed by the powerful insights from the research.
Case studies
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Women’s homelessness matters
Zine from the Women’s Homelessness Matters Conference by Crisis, HealthNow, Groundswell, Solace Peer Support and Winston Churchill Memorial Trust.
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GMHAN legislative theatre
Part of a series working towards a co-produced homelessness prevention strategy for Greater Manchester.
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Gtr Manchester transformation series
Artwork representing visions for the future by change-makers in Greater Manchester using ULAB approaches.
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Aesthetic approaches in outdoor learning– artwork
A series of sensory inspired pieces in Aesthetic Approaches in Outdoor Learning handbook.
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Aesthetic approaches in outdoor learning
Illustrated article about co-production in Aesthetic Approaches in Outdoor Learning handbook.
