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The Brightest Moon
Daimler Powerhouse Opening Ceremony 
Coventry - 2021
The Brightest Moon was a project commissioned by Imagineer Productions a Coventry-based creative organisation bringing together art and engineering.
"Imagineer presents a new commission The Brightest Moon by Midlands-based artist Jean Baynham, a large-scale interactive art commission that reflects the historical significance of Daimler on the night of The Coventry Blitz, and looks forward to its future as a Creation Centre. The 6 metre woven moon, installed on the virtual dance wall and created by community members from across Coventry, will provide the inspiration for a collaborative performance specially commissioned for the weekend.'

https://imagineer-productions.co.uk/daimler-powerhouse-opening-weekend-28-30-august/

Expressions of Research

Based on leading research conducted at the University of Bath, the Expressions of Research project marks a collaboration between five artists with five University of Bath research centres throughout 2016, resulting in five original art works.

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The project seeks to engage the public in scientific research, via the arts. presenting it  in a playful, thoughtful, approachable way.

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Lakefest Gloucester

Awarded a commission to work in partnership with artist Hollly Owen to create outdoor art for the Lakefest 2016 family fun music festival. Using a variety of materials, creating interactive installations.

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Fringe Arts Bath

Fringe Arts Bath Visual Arts Festival 2016

 

Pattern: Found, Exchanged, Unravel

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'Traditionally pattern means decoration; marks, lines, dashes and dots. Day to day you find patterns by chance, in behaviours: breaths, wakeup times or work routes. Patten can also be a set of instructions to follow. With each artwork we explore how patterns are made, found and pulled apart'

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My work   Dichotomy (set 2) exhibited as part of this exhibition.

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