SKRYF – a mechanical sand writer created by Dutch artist Gijs van Bon – which moves along leaving behind a stream of phrases created out of sand that will last as long as the passage of time and the elements allow. In a special one-off collaboration, leading writer and poet Jackie Kay was commissioned by … SKRYF x Jackie Kay
The Lock Shift Songs, was a sonic installation by Award-winning sound artist Kaffe Matthews commissioned by the Canal & River Trust and Milton Keynes International Fesitival in 2014. In a walk along the Grand Union Canal – which connects London to Milton Keynes – Kaffe collected sounds (including from under the water) and stories from … The Lock Shift Songs
Miguel Chevalier created a magical world of light and colour, covering Middleton Hall in a huge kaleidoscopic ‘carpet’ that people walked on. Working in a retail environment for the very first time, internationally renowned artist Miguel Chevalier is a pioneer of digital art, specialising in work for large spaces and important monumental buildings. Special ‘sound … Magic Carpets
A multi-disciplinary artist and designer documenting the built environment. Informed by his 10+ years in architectural design, he provides a unique perspective on cities through photography and film. He delivers creative programming under the project UNoMK (Urban Narratives of Milton Keynes).
Entrepreneur and founder of multiple companies at the forefront of CGI visualization and immersive technologies. Driven by a relentless pursuit of innovation, I build businesses that redefine how brands, artists, architects, and industry leaders communicate, captivate audiences, and transform visionary ideas into unforgettable visual experiences.
Milton Keynes Development Corporation (MKDC) was the UK government body established in 1967 to plan and build the new city of Milton Keynes. It shaped the city’s distinctive grid layout and its public realm, and commissioned public art and early experimental media projects, before being wound up in 1992.
Hello Bletchley is a new public art project by artist Nick Ryan: a landmark town-centre sculpture honouring Alan Turing, pioneer of modern computing, and celebrating Bletchley’s past, present and future.