TEMPLE CAMPUS

TEMPLE STUDIOS & TEMPLE 1852

Molly Hawkins was thrilled to collaborate with TCN UK on an exciting public art installation adjacent to Bristol Temple Meads Train Station. Part of the revamp of Temple Studios & Temple 1852, the project features a stunning 60-meter-long painted floor artwork, custom-designed public seating, and two playful pelican crossings. Installed in April 2024, the aim is to transform the car park into a vibrant and engaging space, bringing colour, creativity, and a touch of playfulness to the heart of Bristol.

Temple Campus Drone Video I Captured by @from_above_shoots

DESIGN PROCESS

The project involved three key elements:

  • Two Thermoplastic Floor Crossings

  • Painted Concrete Seating

  • 60-Meter Long Hand-Painted Floor Artwork

To bring these elements to life, Molly embarked on a creative journey that included:

Collage Technique: Exploring different compositions and visual combinations with paper cut-outs to develop initial design concepts.

Model-Making: Visualising the spatial arrangement and scale of the seating elements, ensuring a harmonious integration within the overall design.

Inspiration from Travels: Drawing inspiration from Copenhagen's contemporary design and minimalist modern art, which provided a wealth of ideas influencing the final design.

Molly focused on contemporary aesthetics and a minimalist approach, refining the design to ensure functionality and visual impact. The result is a cohesive and visually striking composition that transforms the space into an engaging and vibrant environment.

Molly Mural TCN Public Artwork Design
Floor Mural Painted by Molly Hawkins Bristol Arist
Temple Quarter Public Artwork
Joyful interactive public artwork bristol
Public Art Floor Painting
Floor Mural Temple Meads Bristol
Pelican crossing bristol artwork

TCN Public Artwork Installation Spring 2024

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