Past Projects

Pedagogical tool using custom-made stickers for students to build their vision of an ideal world.

Narrow stairs that can’t be climbed, a slide with a dead end: a bouncy castle designed to make you fall.

Creative toolkit for educators and facilitators using craft and play to explore Day of the Dead traditions.

Pop-up summer school to explore and create new ways of playing in public spaces and creating urban games for the European Capital of Culture.

A board game about inequality and power dynamics to initiate and address difficult conversations through a fictional alien society.

Co-created interactive map exploring Central Bedfordshire waterways, through a blend of art, workshops and community participation.

A guide for outdoor exploration to a deeper connection to nature, in collaboration with the Royal Kew Gardens.

A dexterity game where players take turns removing blocks, leading to an ecological imbalance.

A video game about a flower facing an increasingly hot atmosphere, while racing toward net-zero.

Street quest along Deptford High Street featuring stickers with mini-games or activities that let people experience everyday life from different perspectives.

Participative installation in which visitors to Turner Contemporary contributed to co-creating a digital open world.

Community parade to celebrate the cultural diversity of Deptford High Street in London.

A live action role-playing game about communicating non-verbally through symbols and art.

Self-led digital animation online workshops for students in Ireland.

Large-scale mural to active participation and public intervention in Bologna's streets.

Bashing papier-mâché (Piñata) sculptures for TimeOut's 50th anniversary.

An improv show about the absurd but thought-provoking interplay between human and AI performers.

Collective Day of the Dead altar through traditional craft workshops and a candlelight evening to remember the loved ones who have passed.

A mysterious chatbot that reflects on art and enquires about its role in society and culture.