We make awe-inspiring artworks that shine new light on unsung voices and hidden histories in a climate changing world. We work in collaboration with museums, galleries and businesses to transform public spaces. Night Bloom, our current project taking place in London and Shanghai is winner of Unlimited International Partnership Award. Our debut installation Hand Ships Sail featured at the Arnolfini Gallery for one week during Bristol Light Festival, 2022 attracting an audience of 170,000 people.

Consultancy to lead the design and development of The Lantern Project which forms part of the venue’s multi-million pound transformation and is funded by a £4.75m grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

I am part of the #clore17 Clore Leadership cohort 2021

Secured the funding and led a Culture Recovery programme and strategic planning project in partnership with Forestry England and Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust. Included initiating and overseeing the re-brand of the charity and re-launch of a new website, including virtual tours of onsite sculptures. Recruited and line managed a team of talented producers and a diverse line up of over ten local, national and international artists. Including the development of a new one-way Forest trail exploring themes of well-being, biodiversity and climate change.

Secured the funding and led a three-year strategic landmark sculpture commissioning for a 4.5 mile Forest trail, and established a new young people and community engagement programme 2017-2020. Founded in 1986, the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail, set within the stunning Wye Valley region was one of the first to open in the UK. The Trail features sculptures created by artists to interpret the Forest environment and the history of this very unusual landscape. It provides a unique opportunity to walk through the woodlands and discover art along the way. The sculptures are commissioned by The Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust, a charitable organisation, working closely with the Forestry Commission.

International award winning projection mapping project developed during lockdown in Bristol for BBC Culture in Quarantine and The Space, with production support from Unlimited. Sign Night is inspired by the balcony performers of Wuhan and Lombardy, but using sign language - the vital, visual and versatile language of deaf communities. Collaborating with deaf performers living in self-isolation, I will illuminate the streets of Bristol with mysterious film projections revealing deaf culture in lockdown, allowing hands and bodies to express what can't be spoken by words alone.

Winner of best Art & Culture Event (large-scale) National Living Waterways award, 2019. The Ring celebrates the Worcestershire region’s canals and rivers. The project took place on secret islands, oil docks, pop music stages and on barges along the 21 mile circle of waterways made up by the Worcester & Birmingham Canal, the Droitwich canals and the River Severn. I led the artistic vision and curated the selection of artist/architects: NEON, Katy Beinart, Rich White, Heather Wastie, Dave Crowe, Lucy McLauchlan and Lucy Speed.

Director of a Festival across 52 venues. Involving 120 organisations, including 36 businesses from dry cleaning firms to multinationals. Established 3-year Children's Rights Commission supported by Mishcon de Reya. Initiated Bloomsbury Festival in a Box, a research pilot supported by Arts and Humanities Research Council to take Festival events out into the homes of people living with dementia.

Responsible for developing free large-scale public participation events, festivals and exhibitions across the 21-acre Southbank Centre site including leading the acclaimed Museum of '51 in commemoration of the Festival of Britain. A selection of recent festivals, events and exhibitions include: Rainbow Park, Wastescape, London Earth Creature: (Festival of the World 2012). Before I Die, Boxed: Fabulous Coffins from Ghana and the UK, From Blue to Joy, A New Orleans Funeral with Abram Wilson, Sam Winston Registry Office (Death: A Festival for the Living 2012) Urban Fox, Black Pig Lodge by Heather & Ivan Morison, London Museum Weekend (in collaboration with Museum of London and misc regional London Museums) Festival of Britain 2011.Southall Story and Southall Story Live, Alchemy Festival 2011. Project Morrinho, Southbank Centre Favela, Festival Brazil with HSBC, 2010.

Responsible for overseeing a London-wide, national and international participatory exhibitions programme. Direct collaboration with several major galleries including the Royal Academy and V&A. Contributed to re-branding and three-year business plan and major publication by Black Dog Publishing in 2008. A selection of projects conceived and curated include:• Connected Afro-Caribbean poetry, performance, music and photographic project• Led writer-in-residence and published book of poetry by Kings Cross Underground staff • Three site-based public commissions with artist Gayle Chong Kwan, Borough Market traders, Southwark College catering students and Underground staff• A Station Musical for Stratford, an Olympic inspired 50-metre window frieze • China Dreaming Photographic billboard and poster campaign by universities in UK and China• The Final Salute 40ft commemorative mural created by 2000 Arsenal football fans • 100 Years of Fashion on the Bakerloo Line, with University of the Arts• Numerous collaborations with Royal Academy, Design Museum, Serpentine Gallery, Whitechapel Gallery, Victoria and Albert Museum and community organisations across London.

Projects include: London Archaeology Weekend, Tower of London, Coordinating twice-annual local schools week with 2,000 participating children, Photography exhibitions at Christopher Wren's Cartoon Gallery, Hampton Court Palace, Youth Offenders & Historic prisoner's Graffiti projects at Tower London, Fashion show and textiles exhibition at Kensington Palace with Bengali Women's groups and local schools. Consultation on disability access at Kew Palace and Hampton Court Palace. What a Dainty Dish, an exhibition of sculpture and sign language poetry opened by the Queen. Training and coordination of volunteers.