Claire Weetman | Visual Artist

Public realm projects

Using methods that involve participants in the design process, Claire has designed and realised a range of permanent public realm artworks for locations including windows, playgrounds, health and children's centres, plus temporary works in the environment.

Children aged 3 contributed to the design of these privacy panels for the windows of their nursery school. Digital print on vinyl.
Process-led family workshops explored movement, leading to the design of these playground markings for a children's centre.
A 'Birds in flight' sculpture, printed dibond panels and playground markings enliven the long walk to this children's centre in Merseryside.
A flexible artwork framing system is combined with wall vinyls that incorporate children's drawings and storytelling.
Collaged canvases created with a local primary school cut through the atrium of this health centre.
A drawing of the library is collaged with cuttings from books, welcoming visitors. Digital print on wallpaper.
Large scale drawings created on a beach by teams of primary school children shuffling around a pivot point. (The team on the right fell over)
Large scale drawing inspired by observing natural cracks, crevices and water flows at the beach. Created by GCSE students.