Who we are
We are two award winning artists who live here in St Leonards-on-sea. We create meaningful, interactive works with public participation at their heart. We want everyone to have access to art and for it to feel like it is for everyone. For people to feel a connections to it, to where they live and quite simply to have a sense of play, wonder and joy.
Dawn focuses on the connection of the public with their history and space. She is an internationally exhibited, award winning artist and photographer and part of Picnic-on-sea.
Peters work is deeply involved in colour, light and interactivity. Creating inclusive artworks for all to enjoy. His project ‘Home from Home’ won Best Community Engagement - Planning Awards 2025.
Together we have sustainability at the centre of all of our projects, ensuring the only legacy of our work is positive.
Examples include, the award winning community engagement and artistic concept for a new mural on the Old Kent Road bridge, London, The Workers - a community engagement, multi-artwork creation and implementation across Barrow-In-Furness for Signal Film and Media and a 2 year commission for the Migration Museum, London - Departures. Our current commission is Shadow Ships, six permanent sculptures of metal and coloured glass on the banks of the river Adur Shoreham-by-sea. The sculptures are the conclusion of an intensive program of public engagement, including schools workshops, a public vote and consultation with the public.
Our works have been seen across at Tate St Ives, Wellcome Collection, Vogele Cultural Centre Switzerland, and the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Copenhagen as well as many more.