Founder. Director & Artist
 
Hannah is an experienced project manager, artist, museum educator and collector of memories. She believes in the power and importance of engaging learners with cultural spaces by promoting curiosity and encouraging dialogue. A DYCP grant in 2021 has enabled Hannah to develop a social art practice through her project The Memory Bank.

She has spent the last 16 years working in museum education delivering to a wide range of audiences including schools, family and young people. She has worked for the National Gallery, Royal Museums Greenwich, London Museum, The Horniman Museum, Historic Royal Palaces, Museum of London, The Pitzhangar, Fulham Palace and London Transport Museum.

Founder & Artist
 

Harriet is a visual artist and educator specialising in the investigation of connection and memory, working with communities in the built environments they inhabit. Her work explores community identity and how this is reframed by the experience of redevelopment and gentrification. Since 2018 Harriet's work has been engaged in depth exploration of the Aylesbury Estate in South East London as it undergoes demolition in two distinct bodies of work - The Aylesbury Fragments and Soft Concrete

Her work has been shown nationally and internationally over the past 30 years and is held in collections including The Government Collection, The Museum of London, The Fleming Wyfold Art Foundation,The Women's Art Collection University of Cambridge, British Land Art PLC, FIAR International,St John's College Oxford, The Ballinglen Arts Foundation and in private collections in the UK and abroad.

Strategist and Writer
 
Diane has over 30 years experience working in strategic communications and project management for clients in the private sector as well as for a number of charities and educational organisations.
An independent consultant since 2019, Diane specialises in working with senior teams and complex organisations to help clarify strategic direction, define communication objectives and core messages, and create compelling content.

Storyteller

Olivia is a professional storyteller working with all ages and diverse audiences, telling stories, making stories and co-creating stories. She specializes in facilitating story-making workshops with adults and children with additional needs. She is often commissioned to research and devise site-specific stories, regularly working with many leading heritage and cultural organisations such as Westminster Abbey, St. Paul's Cathedral, British Library, National Portrait Gallery, Royal Parks and the Royal Collection Trust.