Spring / Summer 2021

For our new campaign, our invitation to artists was to create an artwork responding to the term: ‘Earth One’ - to celebrate what makes our planet so special, and be part of this moment in history. Our main objective at A·R·T is to support artists and charities equally, so after all fulfilment costs to us, we split the net profits equally between the artist and the charity. Funds raised from this collection will be donated to  the World Land Trust and their Buy an Acre campaign, to ensure a safe future for wildlife, in a real, measurable and tangible way.

Emily Boxall is a multi-disciplinary designer focused on the power of community and design for social innovation. Attempting to tackle some of the biggest issues our society faces with positivity to motivate change, she hopes to encourage more connected and joyful interactions between people.

Her latest work 'The McDermott Community Larder' is centred around food and the complex issues surrounding food poverty and hunger in world full of waste in a failing global food system.

By confronting the challenges a growing population faces in the present climate crisis through a positive perspective, Emily aims to create a more inclusive and empowered society.