A project that began as an artists walk inspired by the Situationist International that went on to spawn several offshoots. Read more…
Collaborative public art installation with architect Alison Horton for ‘Skipton Big Ideas’.
The structure featured a CNC ‘flatpack’ design for a ply dome with coffee sack infill panels using Hempcrete and Mycelium renders.
Photo: Will Lakeman
A non profit organisation established by Tim Le Breuilly and Tom Parker in 2018 to facilitate various community based printmaking projects. A permanent open access print room since 2020; a pilot residency and various off site projects for partners such as Jersey Heritage, Societe Jersiaise, HMP La Moye and Jersey Governments ‘Connect Me’ program. Ongoing. Connect with Luddite Press.
A print based architecture installation and public engagement tool. ‘Social’ created a free autonomous drop in centre for people to contribute to a collaborative art work. Invigorating an empty retail unit in Jersey Development Company’s ‘Waterfront’ complex; Large elements of the installation featured examples of social housing screen printed by Andium tenants.
A Luddite Press project supported by the Governments’s ConnectMe grants as well as Andium Homes, Jersey Development Company and alternative curriculum school La Passarelle.