Art & Research

Our artistic practice, curatorial focus and research projects encompass a range of interdisciplinary projects including: cultural programming, spatial design, public art, installations, workshops, talks and chromatic research. Using colour as a powerful tool in our work.

Chromatic studies

colour advice

spatial DESIGN

We believe in the power of colour, and help uncover insights to improve urban habitats.

We study colour culture and the psychology of colour in urban spaces, and interpret how it can be used effectively in urban design and placemaking to create cities with more enriching and healthy environments.

Workshops

Civic engagement

Participatory artworks

We use colour to explore culture, place, history and identity.

Our workshops are creative, playful and engaging, whilst seeking to understand real needs and create collaborative solutions.

Workshops can include multimedia storytelling and using technologies such as augmented reality to reimagine space.

Site-specific public art

Live art PROGRAMMING

Interactive installations

Through site-specific spatial design projects we transform places and landscapes.

We provide bespoke projects and end-to-end delivery - from initial spatial assessment to conceptual development, curation, commissioning, public engagement, final delivery and impact studies.

Proprietary studies

Commissioned research

Colour Chat: AN open dialogue

We explore colour as a tool of urban transformation. Physical, sensorial and aesthetic change within the cityscape, and also how the use of colour can impact social change, creativity and engagement.

Our Colour Chat series is part of our open dialogue with professionals and citizens, so far taking place in several countries.

Colour Chat is an open dialogue about colour in the built environment, part of our ongoing research into colour.

Engaging with urban design professionals and citizens about the role of colour is central to Colour Your City.

We delve deep into multi-hued conversations that explore the impact and potential of colour, and gather valuable information into its potential to create better cities.

We use these insights to deliver effective spatial solutions and placemaking activities.

So far we have conducted Colour Chats in London, Berlin and Durban.