Campaign
Exhibition
Visual Identity
Client:
Self-initiated
Awards:
Dean’s Prize - Art and Design
Art and Design Degree - Best in Show
(BA Graphic Design)
Colonial Countryside Project
CCP Relfects on recent evidence from the Legacies of British Slave-ownership project and National Trust’s own sources, that highlights the connection between National Trust sites and the transatlantic slave trade.
An
interactive exhibition and wider campaign represents the Trust’s broader commitment to ensure that the complex links evident in 93 sites, are properly translated and interpreted.Postcards
Each dot, hand crafted to illustrate the forgotten plantations and 24 hour industry - using the beauty of sugar granules associated with the transatlantic slave trade
History in your hands
Transforming coffee cups used on-site into unexpected storytellers, using their surfaces to unveil the hidden histories of the transatlantic slave trade.
Immersive exhibition
Through immersive environments and interactive storytelling, visitors of all ages can trace the human impact behind the statistics and confront the role National Trust sites played in shaping Britain itself. The theme of sugar cane continues throughout, with illustrative walls and the use of coins that can be inserted on a users journey, that give a personal account from the slave traders and their victims.