We approach public art and art-making as active forces that can shape experience, shift perception, and open pathways between people, places, and ideas.

We believe that public spaces hold memory, emotion, conflict, and potential. Through creative interventions, these spaces can become positive catalysts for places and people. 

Through workshops, installations, performances, research and collective events, we work with individuals and communities of all ages, including those experiencing marginalisation, displacement or isolation, as well as children and young people.

We work  to create and/or co-create projects that centre care, imagination, and social connection and help people become active agents in shaping their environments and stories.