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alt: A large hanging blue textile which has used the the cyanotype process to print a large ven diagram infographic onto it.
Sunlight Doesn't Need a Pipeline: Commission
A large-scale low-emission banner, mapping 4 pillars for decarbonisation, made in collaboration with the sun
Clients:

Dani Admiss, Curator
Stanley Picker Gallery

Services:
#Visual Identity #Commissions #Installation
Deliverables:

Low Emission Large Format Cyanotype Banner

alt: A large hanging blue textile which has used the the cyanotype process to print a large ven diagram infographic onto it.

We were commissioned to produce an engaging, low-carbon map for the Sunlight Doesn’t Need a Pipeline (SDNP) festival. We applied the same low-carbon philosophy as in the SDNP website and visual identity to the production of a 3m x 3m large scale banner, which utilised cyanotype printing techniques, and the power of the sun on textile off-cuts, to create a more sustainable print outcome.

This installation aimed to map artistic responses to the decarbonisation plan of SDNP across the four areas of 'Access, Labour, Land & Energy', acting as a provocation for the future of a more sustainable, low carbon and accessible art world.

The banner was displayed at the Stanley Picker Gallery during the SDNP-festival in October 2022.

a close up of a large blue dyed material with a white pattern and faded text displayed on it
SDNP Cyanotype Banner
a close up of a large blue dyed material comprising of different fabrics sewn together with a showing details of the cyanotype
SDNP Cyanotype Banner
Banner Sewing process
Cyanotype exposing process

Snapshots and Screenshots: Scarves, 2020


A series of unused designs, work in progress, abandoned experiments & happy accidents
The snapshots and screenshots scarves hanging from a goal post in a park, the bright colours contrast with the background

Human Resources, 2022


An environmentally responsible exhibition provoking the question of what happens when we start to move to inner (human) resources
alt: A large sign hanging from a ceiling, the sign, made in response to the provocation of the project, uses clip art styling and layering of the Human Resources title
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