Collection: Project Hopscotch

Public space art project. Temporary installation of hopscotch courses, in-line with public footfall.

Overview

Hopscotch is traditionally played by children in schools, parks and other recreational spaces. Although the exact style and pattern varies around the world, the general form is widely recognised by children and adults alike, and is associated with the idea of play and feeling of happiness.

This project, as well as creating simple but striking impressions within urban and suburban landscapes, was about finding out how people would react when these graphics, which are not physically-intrusive, were placed in-line with their planned walking route.

Materials

White duck tape

Locations

  • Netherlands, Amsterdam, Queens Day
  • England, London, Brick Lane
  • South Korea, Seoul, Ewha University (2)
  • England, Brighton, Pier
  • Japan, Tokyo, Shibuya
  • England, London, Hackney Wick
  • Wales, Tenby, Harbour
  • South Korea, Seoul, Daehyeon
  • England, London, Southbank (stopped by security)
  • Japan, Tokyo, Kichijoji
  • England, London, Southbank (2)
  • England, London, Hungerford Bridge
  • Spain, Ibiza, Waterfront (no images due to camera theft in Italy)
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Thanks

Neil, Stan, Nozomi, Dad, Luke, Tessa, George, Callum, On-location hopscotchers, Jimmenysquiggles