The Royal Society of Blind Children was a little known charity, with a big problem on their hands. Blind Children were one of the least recognised groups in the country, but these children have the same dreams and aspirations as any other child. However, the truth still stands that blind children will not work more than 6 months of their entire life. This shocking fact became the tension for an inspiring art piece with Robert Montgomery. “In Our Dreams We See Forever” is an art hybrid, conjoining light sculpture, film, poetry and moving vehicle. We supported this with striking out of home that made a real difference in changing the fortunes of blind children across the UK.
It was well received, but more importantly, brought donations to a charity for kids that desperately needed them.
The activation was followed by more direct posters, that we somehow managed to get the incredible Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize Winning Spencer Murphy to shoot for us. Here was the second round, which went country wide.
And these are just a couple of the incredible, arresting pictures Spencer captured.
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