Chapter Gallery commissioned me to create a live visual documentation of their Experimentica 2012: UNSEEN festival of live art in November 2012. They wanted to offer the public an instant way to engage with the performances which often happened in obscure places at the art centre. Over the course of five days I liaised with the artists and curatorial team in order to draw visual notes onto the wall of the Café Bar with performances and installations ranging from finding my soul mole to a reading of the Universal Human Rights in multiple languages.

If you would like to know more about this project or it inspired you to discuss an idea for us to work together on, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

The commission was extremely successful in raising the profile of the festival and in introducing new audiences to contemporary live art practice. In addition, Laura’s unique work created an extremely exciting, vivid and innovative artwork that Chapter continues to profile through its marketing and promotional material. Throughout the project Laura worked with extreme professionalism and insight and we hope to be able to commission her in the future.

Hannah Firth
Head of Visual and Live Arts

Date: November 2012Client: Chapter Arts CentreSkills: Graphic RecordingIllustrationPublic Art

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  • Laura was booked by the Wales Deanery to make a graphic recording of our MedTRiM Course for doctors. She captured both the main learning outcomes of the course and the essence of the learning activities incredibly well. What she produced was so good we now use it on all MedTRiM Courses to set the scene for the day.

    Andy McCann, DNA Definitive

  • Laura was a pleasure to work with, both flexible and accommodating for our specific needs. The final piece produced on the day was of exceptional quality and I highly recommend her.

    Chris Formosa, Strategic HR Project Manager at City of London

  • Laura’s unique work created an extremely exciting, vivid and innovative artwork that Chapter continues to profile through its marketing and promotional material.

    Hannah Firth – Head of Visual and Live Arts, Chapter

  • She turned our research into a creative and effective set of scenarios. We would recommend anyone who wants to make their research come alive to work with Laura.

    Noel Hatch – Co-Chair, Transeuropa Cooperative

  • The work done by Laura was invaluable in helping others to understanding the innovation model clearly, and in a lively way that inspired and engaged people. Laura was very effective in clarifying the brief and making helpful suggestions to improve the final product.

    Ian Graham, Head of Innovation, City of York Council