Projects

‘The People’s Moon’ was a global project that celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing containing NASA & public photos. Locations include London Piccadilly, Times Square New York, and Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.

10,000 IMAGES | 1969 YEAR | 240,000 MILES

‘The Face of Suffrage’ was a floor-based, 200 metre-square photo mosaic made up of more than 3,700 photos of women & girls from the West Midlands and beyond. It was funded by Arts Council England on display at Birmingham New Street Station.

3,700 IMAGES | 100 YEARS OF SUFFRAGE

‘The People’s Monarch’ was commissioned by BBC South East for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and toured the Turner Contemporary, Towner Gallery, Rochester Cathedral and Gatwick Airport. It is 38 square metres containing 5,000 photos.

5,257 IMAGES | 38 SQUARE METRES

Put Me On The Moon

Aldrin Elementary School | 2019

Fifty years ago in 1969, man landed on the Moon. Aldrin Elementary School is inviting people to mark this historic moment in a unique way by becoming part of a living iconic space image in the 21st century.

50 YEARS | 1 SMALL STEP | 4,000 PHOTOS

The Face of Liberation

ArtHouse Jersey | 2020

‘The Face of Liberation’ will be a photo mosaic featuring the faces of Jersey inhabitants, past and present, covering over 1,000 square feet of wall space in St Helier. ArtHouse Jersey are appealing to all Islanders to send pictures to form the mosaic.

75 YEARS | 6,000 PHOTOS

‘I am Hammersmith’ is a public art commission that will engage the community of Hammersmith for Romulus’ new development – 3 Shortlands.

3 SHORTLANDS | 1 ICONIC BRIDGE

‘The Big Picture’ Birmingham was funded by Arts Council England. The record-breaking work of art included 112,000 photos and was 857 square metres, the size of three tennis courts. The final image was chosen from the public submissions.

112,896 IMAGES | 857 SQUARE METRES

The Faces of Canary Wharf

Canary Wharf Group | 2016

‘The Faces of Canary Wharf’ was a commission from Canary Wharf Group for their executive suite. Made up of over 10 metres long it is made up of 15,000 photographs to reveal a panorama of Jubilee Park.

15,000 IMAGES | 10 METRES LONG

‘The Face of Stoke-on-Trent’ is a giant street artwork commissioned as part of Stoke-on- Trent’s bid to become UK City of Culture 2021. It contains more than 3,550 faces and reveals the face of a local young person, Jozef.

3,550 IMAGES | 2021 CITY OF CULTURE BID

‘My Snowman’ was a giant photo mosaic made up of 2,626 photos submitted by the public, commissioned by Penguin Random House, for the 40th anniversary of the original Raymond Briggs picture book. It was exhibited in Brighton Museum.

2,626 IMAGES | 40TH ANNIVERSARY

The Face of World War One

BBC WW1 at Home | 2014

‘The Face of WW1’ was a floor-based 150 square metre piece commissioned by the BBC and made up of 30,000 faces from the BBC WW1 At Home events & Imperial War Museums archive. It was installed outside New BBC Broadcasting House.

30,500 IMAGES | 150 SQUARE METRES

A screen based interactive art installation of the Mona Lisa made up of the attendees of the conference, in partnership with Freuds & Atomized Studios, and commissioned by EY for their GTLG Annual Event in Rome.

7,931 IMAGES | 100 YEARS OF DA VINCI

Mark Zuckerberg

Financial Times | 2017

The Mark Zuckerberg artwork is made up of around 1,000 photographs and was specially produced for the Financial Times article ‘Can Facebook really create a global community?’ Historian Yuval Noah Harari

1,000 IMAGES | 1,000,000 NEWSPAPERS

‘Girl Done Good’ commissioned by BH Live is a portrait of Dame Peggy Ashcroft, unveiled by Dame Judi Dench for the reopening of the Ashcroft Playhouse at Fairfield Halls, Croydon. It contained more than 6,000 photos from Croydon residents.

6,000 IMAGES | 627 PARTICIPANTS

Eye on the Road

Southwark Council | 2016

‘Eye on the Road’ is a street artwork on Tower Bridge Road, London and is made up of 1,955 individual photographs reflecting the local history and present day activities. The eye belongs to the Artist’s daughter. Commissioned by Southwark Council.

1,955 IMAGES | 5 METRES WIDE

Arboretum

Memorial Arboretum | 2016

‘Arboretum’ was a commission from the National Memorial Arboretum to commemorate the opening of their new Remembrance Centre. Composed of more than 5,000 photos from volunteers, vistors and archives it is over 4 metres wide.

5,000 IMAGES | 4 METRES WIDE

Football Icons

West Ham United | 2016

A commission from West Ham United, made up of historic club photos depicting portraits of two of its most iconic football stars, Bobby Moore and Geoff Hurst, for the boardroom in the former Olympic Stadium, Stratford, London.

3,500 IMAGES | 100 YEARS OF WEST HAM

‘Victoria at 21’ is a portrait of Queen Victoria on her 21st birthday. It was commissioned to commemorate the 21st Birthday of Royal Victoria Place, Tunbridge Wells. It is 4 metres high and composed of over 3,000 photographs.

3,000 IMAGES | 9 SQUARE METRES

‘The People’s Poppy’ collected 3,500 photos of recipients from the Royal British Legion to create a monumental poppy to publicise an initiative by the charity and was installed in London Victoria Station.

3,500 IMAGES | 20 SQUARE FEET

‘What Haunts You?’ was an interactive web-based montage and was commissioned by The Photographers’ Gallery. It collected over 3,000 photographs for an online archive of all things haunting.

3,000 IMAGES | 1 INTERACTIVE ARTWORK

A commission from Acuity Arts and Allia Ltd in their new Future Business Centre in Cambridge. The artwork is made up of over 4,500 photos.

4,500 PHOTOS | 1 WALL ARTWORK

‘Making Slough Happy’ was a commission from BBC 2 and Optomen TV for a Social Documentary in Slough. It was a giant floor based Artwork measuring 20 square metres, revealing a smiling face of a volunteer.

3,500 IMAGES | 140,200 SLOUGH POPULATION

Live Tradicional

Jose Cuervo | 2019

To celebrate Margarita Day (February 22nd) we teamed up with Cuervo to create a unique collaborative margarita masterpiece.

22 FEBRUARY | 1 INTERACTIVE ARTWORK

Projects

The People’s Moon | Kennedy Space Center | 2019

‘The People’s Moon’ was a global project that celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing containing NASA & public photos. Locations include London Piccadilly, Times Square New York, and Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.

‘The Face of Suffrage’ was a floor-based, 200 metre-square photo mosaic made up of more than 3,700 photos of women & girls from the West Midlands and beyond. It was funded by Arts Council England on display at Birmingham New Street Station.

‘The People’s Monarch’ was commissioned by BBC South East for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and toured the Turner Contemporary, Towner Gallery, Rochester Cathedral and Gatwick Airport. It is 38 square metres containing 5,000 photos.

‘The Face of Liberation’ will be a photo mosaic featuring the faces of Jersey inhabitants, past and present, covering over 1,000 square feet of wall space in St Helier. ArtHouse Jersey are appealing to all Islanders to send pictures to form the mosaic.

Put Me On The Moon | Aldrin Elementary School | 2019

Fifty years ago in 1969, man landed on the Moon. Aldrin Elementary School is inviting people to mark this historic moment in a unique way by becoming part of a living iconic space image in the 21st century.

‘I am Hammersmith’ is a public art commission that will engage the community of Hammersmith for Romulus’ new development – 3 Shortlands.

‘The Big Picture’ Birmingham was funded by Arts Council England. The record-breaking work of art included 112,000 photos and was 857 square metres, the size of three tennis courts. The final image was chosen from the public submissions.

‘The Face of Stoke-on-Trent’ is a giant street artwork commissioned as part of Stoke-on- Trent’s bid to become UK City of Culture 2021. It contains more than 3,550 faces and reveals the face of a local young person, Jozef.

The Face of World War One | BBC WW1 at Home | 2014

‘The Big Picture’ Birmingham was funded by Arts Council England. The record-breaking work of art included 112,000 photos and was 857 square metres, the size of three tennis courts. The final image was chosen from the public submissions.

The Faces of Canary Wharf | Canary Wharf Group | 2016

‘The Faces of Canary Wharf’ was a commission from Canary Wharf Group for their executive suite. Made up of over 10 metres long it is made up of 15,000 photographs to reveal a panorama of Jubilee Park.

‘My Snowman’ was a giant photo mosaic made up of 2,626 photos submitted by the public, commissioned by Penguin Random House, for the 40th anniversary of the original Raymond Briggs picture book. It was exhibited in Brighton Museum.

‘Girl Done Good’ commissioned by BH Live is a portrait of Dame Peggy Ashcroft, unveiled by Dame Judi Dench for the reopening of the Ashcroft Playhouse at Fairfield Halls, Croydon. It contained more than 6,000 photos from Croydon residents.

Eye on the Road | Southwark Council | 2016

‘Eye on the Road’ is a street artwork on Tower Bridge Road, London and is made up of 1,955 individual photographs reflecting the local history and present day activities. The eye belongs to the Artist’s daughter. Commissioned by Southwark Council.

‘What Haunts You?’ was an interactive web-based montage and was commissioned by The Photographers’ Gallery. It collected over 6,000 photographs for an online archive of all things haunting.

Arboretum | National Memorial Arboretum | 2016

‘Arboretum’ was a commission from the National Memorial Arboretum to commemorate the opening of their new Remembrance Centre. Composed of more than 5,000 photos from volunteers, vistors and archives it is over 4 metres wide.

‘The People’s Poppy’ collected 3,500 photos of recipients from the Royal British Legion to create a monumental poppy to publicise an initiative by the charity and was installed in London Victoria Station.

‘Victoria at 21’ is a portrait of Queen Victoria on her 21st birthday. It was commissioned to commemorate the 21st Birthday of Royal Victoria Place, Tunbridge Wells. It is 4 metres high and composed of over 3,000 photographs.