Chalk and Cheese was a seven-month project in Ebbsfleet Kent. Ebbsfleet is becoming a Healthy New Town, and this project was the first time I have been able to explore links between my practice and my experience as a Cheese Monger. Using cheese tast
The Gathering
This is a detail of the table display for The Gathering showing slab-cups and concrete cast food platters made in workshops with Lydia Brockless, vegetable block-printed table runner and tea towels made in workshops with Charlene Sandy using natural
As part of the project I worked with graphic design company Work-Form to run a workshop with 1st Northfleet Scouts and the Farm Club at Northfleet School for Girls. We were lucky enough to be able to work on-site in the community farm classroom sur
Workshop with Lydia Brockless in Castle Hill Community Centre which is in the first phase of the new development. Lydia, a sculptor, developed a workshop using concrete to cast food stuff to produce plates or platters which were used in the public e
Workshop with Lydia Brockless in the Community Cafe at St Mary’s Greenhithe (one of the historic town communities)
One of the concrete cast food platters produced by participants
A visit to the First Northfleet Scouts to introduce the Chalk and Cheese project, talk about cheese and potential making activities for workshops
A diagram I designed to support and illustrate conversations with people I meet about who I am, why I am in Ebbsfleet and what I, and participants were working towards
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