Broadening audience diversity.
Our public art projects are rooted in a commitment to broadening diversity and expanding audience reach by actively involving communities at every stage of the creative process. Through inclusive workshops and open engagement in design development, we invite people of different backgrounds, ages, and experiences to contribute their voices and perspectives. The resulting works are intentionally interactive, encouraging curiosity, play, and participation, so that art becomes not just something to observe, but something to experience together—fostering connection, representation, and a shared sense of ownership in public space.
Healthy Hedgerows at Sandal Castle.
Opening event with all the people involved
Expanding reach.
The Dengineers.
Tony working with young people on the BBC design show
Through appearances on BBC’s The Dengineers and by creating content for radio, we reach new and diverse audiences, encouraging people to embrace creativity and better understand the design process. Alongside this media work, we collaborate with theatre outreach programmes and community groups, allowing us to connect with a wide range of people, build meaningful relationships, and ensure our creative practice remains accessible, relevant, and inclusive.
The Dengineers.
BBC’s The Dengineers inspires young audiences to explore creativity, problem-solving, and design by transforming imaginative ideas into real-world builds.
Watch the full episode and more on BBC iPlayer.
Places to play and gather.
We create work with broad appeal that invites people of all ages to play, explore, and engage together. By designing experiences that are welcoming, interactive, and joyful, our projects encourage shared moments of discovery and connection, bringing people from different backgrounds together through creativity and collective participation.
Dream It, Build It.
A series of giant 3D puzzles for the Royal Festival Hall
RAWalmond.
A pop-up restaurant on a frozen river in Canada
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