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For their Tomorrow (2020)

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What does a Poppy represent?

For their tomorrow is a conceptual installation exploring themes of nationalism, identity and crowd mentality. Installed during the build up to the first Rememberence Sunday in the UK following the Covid-19 Pandemic. 

Boards are installed in public spaces.

Boards carry a single question, poppy shaped stickers and a permanent marker.

Boards remain in place until collected for archive

Project is funded and supported by 62 collaborators in exchange for prints and commemorative poppies being installed in London on their behalf

1200 Poppies are written on and collected

900 Wooden Oak Poppies are installed 



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