People, place and things are at the core of our individual and shared practices. Still/Moving is a platform for creative activities and projects to develop. Still/Moving was originally set up for workshops and in-conversations with internationally acclaimed artists and incorporated as an artist collective, Still/Moving Projects CIC in 2019. Still/Moving is composed of three artists, Laura Hopes, Martin Hampton and Léonie Hampton, who met when they were 13. Living in Devon, UK, their collective practice aims to create social and ecological change through questioning established modes of thinking and behaviour. Projects are developed through a process of collaborative and participatory dialogue and activity among each other and with partner communities. Inspired by the artist Louise Bourgeois who said ‘It is not about the medium, it is about what you are trying to say’, their work emerges in diverse forms, including sculpture, film, photography, performance, installation, the spoken and printed word. Léonie has an internationally acclaimed art practice. She studied Art history, specialising in contemporary European and American art, and is an Associate Lecturer in MA Photography at University of the Arts London (UAL- LCC) London. Martin is an award-winning filmmaker who co-founded Squint/Opera with architect Will Alsop. He studied Architecture at The Bartlett, UCL, specialising in speculative designs for extreme locations such as the moon and intertidal zones. Laura is an artist and post-doctoral researcher whose PhD project focused upon the relationship between climate change and colonisation. Still/Moving was originally set up for workshops and in-conversations with internationally acclaimed artists and incorporated as Still/Moving Projects CIC in 2019. Still/Moving is composed of three artists, Laura Hopes, Martin Hampton and Léonie Hampton, who met when they were 13. Living in Devon, UK, their collective practice aims to create social and ecological change through questioning established modes of thinking and behaviour. Projects are developed through a process of collaborative and participatory dialogue and activity among each other and with partner communities. Inspired by the artist Louise Bourgeois who said ‘It is not about the medium, it is about what you are trying to say’, their work emerges in diverse forms, including sculpture, film, photography, performance, installation, the spoken and printed word. AWARDS 2022 It’s Started, Heritage Action Zone Commission, Plymouth Culture 2021 Sculpture Commission, Pharmakon, MRC CMM and Arts and Culture, University of Exeter 2021 Our Body is a Planet commissioned, artist residency with MRC CMM University of Exeter 2021 A Million Points of Light, Community Climate Action Group commission for COP26, Glimpse 2020 Film, Worlding, Take A Part Community Commission, Plymouth 2020 Photographic series Touch for The Box State of Emergency micro-commissions 2018 Plymouth Culture Arts grant for Speedwell, a Mayflower 400 commission 2018 Arts Council England grant for Speedwell, a Mayflower 400 commission INSTALLATIONS / EXHIBITIONS 2022 Sculpture, Pharmakon, for Medical Mycology Research Centre, University of Exeter 2022 It’s Started, Heritage Action Zone Commission, Plymouth Culture 2022 Our Body is a Planet premiered at Exeter Phoenix 2021 Love is the Highest Economy, Exeter Phoenix 2021 COP Interventions, Glasgow 2021 What has to be… Rame Projects and Carbis Bay 2020 Worlding, Take A Part Community Commission, Plymouth 2020 hold me beside you, Plymouth Art Weekender 2020 Touch, The Box State of Emergency micro-commission, Plymouth 2020 Speedwell: NO NEW WORLDS, Mount Batten breakwater, Plymouth