A contemporary dance and visual arts project exploring permaculture & sustainability
Sewn Seeds invites us to observe our relationship to the environment, and inspire interaction and collaboration towards a sustainable future

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Drawing on previous research from Can You Hear the Sound of the Flowers?, this work investigates approaches from permaculture through a collaboration between visual arts and movement practice.

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For the sharing in November 2017 at hARTslane (New Cross, London), 

we had a weekend of free children's art recycling workshop, a permaculture workshop with Social Landscapes, exhibition and performances, plus free resources about sustainable living accessible to the visitors.

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AIMS
Through art, this project aims to engage the local community and beyond, in an inspiring, motivating and inclusive way, and to provide ideas of how we can work together as a community to bring about positive benefits both for us and the planet.

SEWN SEEDS wants to explore formats of how to present art in a sustainable and community engaging way. The company wants to continue developing workshops, performances and talks, to be presented in and outside the theatre space and enable outreach to a wider audience outside of the arts. Their aim is to be able to tour the project across the U.K. and Norway, and engage communities in sustainable living through creativity and permaculture.