Community Outreach & Participatory Public Art
My public work is rooted in direct engagement with the communities it exists within.
These projects are shaped through conversations, shared experiences, and on-site interaction — drawing from local histories, lived realities, and collective memory.
Participation is not treated as a separate stage of the process, but as a fundamental part of how each work is developed. Ideas emerge through dialogue, observation, and exchange, and are translated into a visual language that reflects both place and people.
This approach comes from a background in graffiti and mural culture, where public space has always functioned as a site of expression, negotiation, and visibility.
Full DBS, qualified youth worker, over 20 + years of experience in various settings.
Community Consultation
Work designed through a collaborative process including community consultations, storytelling sessions, study and public workshops to help refine the artists initial concepts into communally imagined artworks.
Direct Reference Materials
Public space is never neutral — it’s contested, layered, and constantly rewritten. Participation allows that reality to remain visible within the work.
The People and the places directly appear in the work!