Hardest Bastards In Football.

Illustrated Match Reports.

These two pieces were created for Charlton Athletic Football Club. The idea was to create a combined narrative of a whole match seeing as football fans, like myself tend not to see a match as a series of continual events rather than an event as a whole. It was terrific practice in composing a narrative.

Alter Ego Show.

Here are some photos of the final alter ego show including contributions from the children of a primary school in Camberwell where we conducted mono-printing workshops in conjunction with the project.

Alter Ego. Brixton Summer 2010.

As a group we felt that the exhibition would work well in Brixton Village Market, a space that has been revived over the past few years into a combination of privately-owned restaurants, shops and market stalls. There has also been a strong emphasis on arts in the community so it was ultimately, a natural choice. Here is a selection of photos from the market, including some great examples of terrific outsider art that can be found there.

Alter-Ego.

In the summer of 2010, myself, Lee Holland, Cressida Knapp, Chloe Simos and Mihyun Kwon undertook a project based upon the 'outsider art' idea of untapped artistic potential amongst people who would not usually draw, paint or take photographs. It was essentially a means of de-mystifying the idea of Art and Design to such people. It occurred to us that beyond a certain age, most people stopped drawing as a recreational activity. We went to the streets of London and set up multiple trestle tables and encouraged by-passers to draw their idea of their alter-ego or rather what they saw their inner person as being (a subject that we felt would be abstract yet accessible enough for people to grasp). This was to culminate in an online display of these images and a physical exhibition of the work in the newly renovated Brixton Village indoor market.