The past two years of the pandemic have impacted people’s lives significantly and contributed to people’s sense of isolation and disconnection from each other. In this year’s The Works Art & Design Festival, two interactive installations on Churchill Square were a welcome addition in reigniting these bonds of communication and social interaction.

As part of their artistic practice, multimedia artist Breanna Barrington aims to work sustainably and often incorporates second-hand materials into her works, through which they explore ecological concerns and hopes to encourage people to take meaningful action.