FOREST FOR CHANGE
As part of the third London Design Biennale, Project Everyone collaborated with artist Es Devlin, Artistic Director of LDB, to take over the iconic courtyard space at the centre of Somerset House with a beautiful exhibit that would both capture visitors’ imaginations and bring to life the transformative power of the Global Goals.
Forest for Change was designed to take visitors on a journey of discovery where they would not only learn about the ambitious plan of the Goals, but feel inspired to add their own voice to a call for urgent action for people and planet.
The Pavilion offered a journey of discovery and interaction, with a Global Goals installation in the central clearing of the forest. The forest brought to life the solutions needed to achieve the Goals, and gathered voices from across society to create a powerful collective message for change in an effort to combat climate change, reduce inequality and include everyone in the Covid-19 recovery.
17th goal, the INTERACTIVE PILLAR
An immersive sound installation made from hopes for global change submitted by visitors in a temporary forest at Somerset House for London Design Biennale. I’ve produced this piece with Artists & Engineers, Es Devlin, Tom Seymour and Robert Thomas to create the system that underpinned the installation, gathering sound and 3D scans of participants, adding this into the composition Robert had created in realtime and then rendering a bespoke animation to be shared with visitors to take away with them and share online.
My role: Senior producer
