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Invitation for people left on a bench.

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Sometimes serious, sometimes playful, our interventions try to make people see the unseen, rethink the everyday around them.

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Find a space and dance!

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Exploring prompts about following different parts of your body.

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What Remains

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Using railings to make noise in a different way.

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Sitting in a space not designed for sitting.

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Encouraging people to re-imagine uses for various street furniture- here is a fabulous dance platform!

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Low tech 'camera' to view the city.

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Writing, discussion, collage: Postal Chain

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Writing, discussion, collage: Postal Chain

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Postal chain sent between members of the collective.
(Cat not included in postage)

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book and paper made from puddle water after a walk.

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Performative and visual art: Puddle Survey

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Performative and visual art: Puddle Survey

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Performative and visual art work

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As a collective we discuss prompts and our findings from them. As we are international this often occurs online.

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A big part of our creative practice.

Creating and engaging with these prompts, exercises and activities lead us to investigate and question the world around us and create. Sometimes these investigations themselves are the creations, other times they lead to creations.

They lead to a variety of creative output including interventions, participatory walks, movement and dance, crafts and visual arts. All of which would be utilised within our residency at the 'We are Open' residency.

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Psychogeographic inspired walking

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Images from Bath De-Tour 2022 where participants were encouraged to engage with prompts to make the familiar city unfamiliar.