Earth Moves
Art on the Site
This seven foot fiber glass piece was rescued from a flat clear out in London and brought to the site thanks to a donation.
Unveiled on Imbolc or St Brigid's Day, this site specific wooden icon marks the site of a lost Brigits well.
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Named after the local glamorous Merseyside hotel. This piece was created with artist Lo and local children, who since keep adding decoration and toys to further enhance the bug hotel.
Using a recycled PVC door and created to celebrate QEII Platinum Jubilee. This peice celebrates one of the first Queen's of the UK, Queen Boudica.
In Celtic Belisama or Roman Minerva. This site specific piece was created in Earth Moves first community garden in the nearby Market Garden Greenhouses. It has since been relocated to the poly tunnel at Telegraph Lane.
Created over the COVID-19 lock-down. Artist Tony O'Connell used online workshops to get volunteers to make their own snakes, which were posted and assembled on the piece at the site.
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Created to celebrate the Chinese Year of the Dragon with artist Lo and local volunteers.
We host regular African art workshops led by local artist Susy to help people explore the history and creativity of different Black communities across the world.
Volunteers worked with a local artist to decorate the compost bin with recycled materials.
The willow walk was created as a magical pathway providing shade in the summer and an interesting shape coming out of the garden in the winter.
A fun mural to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee year, remembering the Strawberry and cream party held at Earth Moves.
Created with help from survivors of Domestic Abuse. This flag contains powerful first hand testimonies to help inspire other women to leave abusive relationships.
A dance created in response to the Gaia artwork by Luke Jerram, performed in Birkenhead Park and at the Earth Moves site.
Created using art work from volunteers, local artist Lo created Earth Moves very own Pride flag using collage techniques.
Created as part of King Charles III coronation celebrations. Earth Moves Triskel garden is a collaborative expression, using land art and inter planting to create three spirals which can be navigated with the eye.
Here at Earth Moves we have created a number of fun environmental films with local volunteers.
Our container has a mural inspired by the Earth Moves logo and local wildlife on the site.
A site specific contemporary dance piece with disabled volunteers at Earth Moves. Responding to the nature and environment at the site in an accessible way.