About
Following a nine-month engagement programme with young people born after the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, Downhill House became a canvas for a powerful new art installation.
Co-created by artist Joe Caslin and 'The Kindred Collective', the artwork reflected the pressing societal issues facing young people today.
As the biodegradable installation washed away with the elements, it left no trace — preserving the integrity of the historic site.
AR Experience
The experience was enhanced by an AR app developed in collaboration with Hamilton Robson that seamlessly integrated digital storytelling with the physical artwork.
This innovative technology deepened visitor engagement with the underlying narratives of the project and enabled them to contribute their own stories and perspectives.
Meet the Team
Funders & Partners
We Can Do Better, Joe Caslin, an IWM 14-18 NOW Legacy Fund commission in partnership with Nerve Centre, with additional support from Arts Council Northern Ireland.
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