‘Ignite a sense of hope and possibility’ New artwork launches on the Strand
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- ‘The Quiet Enchanting’, created by the design studio Superflux and showcased in collaboration with King’s Culture, drew inspiration from dialogues with King’s climate and sustainability researchers. ‘The Quiet Enchanting’ narrates a story of shifting from widespread disillusionment with the existing norms to a communal revitalisation of the spirit and urban spaces through rewilding.
- During the inaugural presentation of the installation, Beatrice Pembroke, Executive Director for King’s Culture, explained that the commission aimed to ‘create a space for possibility, hope and action’. She highlighted the significance of culture and imagination in tackling the substantial ecological challenges, by uniting the expertise across the faculties at King’s with Superflux’s renowned speculative futures endeavors.
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