see you in the park
this exhibition is a celebration of everyday life in the park – people from different backgrounds coming together, sharing space, stories, and inspiration. in parks we not only coexist, but we grow - personally, artistically, and collectively.
we believe that parks are deeply political - not through noise, but through quietness, through care, through presence, through being open. the park is peaceful, but powerful. it is where we gather, where we rest, where we learn from each other, where power and profit are not listening. and here we are, inside brunswick park in south east london.
see you in the park brings together sculptures, paintings, sound, and found objects to create a space that listens, shapes conversations, and allows conversations to happen. it’s a reminder that every healthy ecosystem needs diversity – and that art, like nature, thrives when we make space for it to breathe.
outhouse is like a plant growing through concrete – small and humble yet powerful, shaped by care, and growing without anyone’s permission. like the park, we value resistance, peaceful growth, and radical hospitality.
“the quieter you become, the more you are able to hear.” – lao tzu
featuring works by:
hannah archambault
natasha burton
olivia crosby
miya kosowick
estelle simpson
christie swallow