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p(R)Op artist/scene maker

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Ramona Eve is an Artist/Creative
Youth Worker and Workshop Facilitator

Some things I've worked on:

Hidden Health Revamp (We The Curious)
For the reopening of We The curious I updated the hidden health exhibition improving and adding pieces that told the story of the project. This included wall based tufted props and a 3D neon pencil that “wrote” on the clouds.
|February 2024-June 2024

Pot Luck Surrealist Exhibition (44AD)
I created the piece “Do You Surreally Care…” which included a 100cm cigarette made out of felt with neon smoke and a pink fur background for a surrealist group show by the Phantasmal Gallery.
|April 2024

Being Me (Can’t Sit Still Theatre)
I co-facilitated a weekly creative session aimed at autistic girls. We developed systems for communication and exploring sensory joy. This included a weekly reflective session and material prep and planning.
|November 2023-January 2024

Noel West (lights lights lights)
I transformed three buses into Noel West Airway planes using décor. This was part of a larger interactive Christmas show sharing the lights of Knowle West with the wider Bristol community.
|December 2023

Section 28 and Me (Tom Marshman)
Working with performance artist Tom Marshman I made creative solutions for his play, including a statement tight chandelier and roller skate banner featuring quotes he collected at his queer tea parties.
|October 2024- November 2024

PLURIVERSE (Creative Tuition)
I designed the front/back cover and layout for STEM/STEAM Zine commissioned by Creative Tuition to show case the overlap between science and the arts. I also created décor for the launch event.
|August-October 2023

You Shrine (Super Culture)
I created photo booth props based on symbols of Weston suggested by the community. This were used in a two-day interactive event then later they transformed into a “sign” for a piece of performance art.
|August 2023- September 2023

Engagement Awards (University of Bath)

Collaborating with artist Megan Clark-Bagnell we dressed the space for the Universities annual engagement awards. I created an interactive installation of a giant neon pencil to encourage participants to 'scribble' their ideas down. 

|June2023

https://www.flickr.com/photos/uniofbath/albums/72177720309434607/with/53012582965/

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (If Opera)

I designed and delivered costume and prop workshops to engage primary schools and SEN secondary schools in the theatrical adaption of Alice in Wonderland. After the workshops the young people were invited to see and participate in the Operatic performance.

|April 2023

https://www.ifopera.com/alice

Spine Festival (Apples and Snakes)

I collaborated with Australia's Slam Champion Poet to plan and deliver a series of workshops on the theme of kindness. We delivered the workshops in various libraries in London with a focus on engagement and play.

|February- May 2023

https://applesandsnakes.org/project/spine/

Chain Reaction (We the Curious)

I was commissioned to design bespoke props and contraptions themed around the sustainability development goals decided at COP27. These were used in a Rube Goldberg Machine inspired activity hosted by We the Curious, to get people thinking about how simple small actions can also start a chain reaction towards a healthier planet for us all. The props were lasercut and were designed to create movement when interacted with.

|October 2022

https://www.wethecurious.org/event/chain-reaction

ROAR (Theatre Orchard)

ROAR! is a summer school exploring our relationship with the planet and how we can all have a positive impact on the future. I was commissioned to co-create props and costumes for the parade with the young people. I designed and delivered workshops where we re-imagined the saying "A leopard can't change it's spots", thinking about the changes we can make for a sustainable future. I designed a blank, wooden, leopard prop, that could be carried in the parade, decorated with all the spots of change we created. 

|August 2022

https://www.theatreorchard.org.uk/events/roar-summer-school/

Mantras and Mugshots (Spark Somerset, Theatre Orchard and supported by The Community Renewal Fund (CRF))

Co-created project with artist Jasmine Collings. We worked with individuals from across six areas in Somerset to create positive affirmations and unique pieces of art. We explored patterns, visual and written communications and what colours bring individuals joy, later developing these into screenprints. The project was a real celebration of optimism, creative voice and community connection. The Mantras and Mugshots workshop was then developed into an interactive exhibition that was taken on tour across libraries in Somerset in September 2022.

|February 2022 - Present

https://cultureweston.org.uk/listings/mantra-murals/

Hidden Health (We The Curious)

Working with three young leaders, University of Bristol PHD students and We the Curious research facilitators, I supported three individual research projects, looking at wellbeing through a young person’s eyes. I supported the development and delivery of the individual projects and then created an interactive exhibition that showed the young people’s findings. The six-month exhibition consisted of soft sculptures, QR quilt and (self) love machine, combining various levels of interactivity, such as the digital, the physical and the exchange, with a goal of improving the participant’s well-being through engagement.

|October 2021 -March 2022

https://www.wethecurious.org/event/hidden-health

Paradise Puzzle Party (First Art)

I was commissioned to design and host a party where we reimagined creative consultancy and events planning. The aim was to invite the public to plan their perfect party through the creation of a gigantic puzzle picture.

|October 2021

Picture This (North Somerset Council)

A series of printmaking workshops co-lead with Artist Jasmine Collings. The aim was to create a manifesto for a carbon neutral North Somerset, through the creation of various artworks which resulted in a wheat-paste parade/poster campaign. We achieved this through several community-based workshops to gather ideas and designs for the creation of the wheat paste prints from the participants.

|August – October 2021

Future Radicals (Theatre Orchard)

A series of workshops helping the young people of Southville to challenge the notion of “Adults Know Best” to ‘re-design’ their town. Resulting in a cardboard city window shop display and parade.

|July – August 2021

https://cultureweston.org.uk/journals/future-radicals/

-Love and Pride (Weston Art Space)

Working with the LGBTQ+ artist collective “Let’s Get Visible”, I co-created a window installation for PRIDE WEEK with the text “LOVE AND PRIDE” in the centre of Western-Super-Mare and various icons and symbols and it to represent the different members.

|June 2021

-Paradise Found Exhibitions (Locations in Tower Hill and Shoreditch, London)

Self-organised and funded group exhibitions collating points of view of paradise during the pandemic. I combined my community and personal work to create props and an installation that the public could participate in.

|May – July 2021

-Build Paradise Where You Are (Weston Art Space)

A Paradise/Utopian inspired installation in a disused shop window with the mantra “BUILD PARADISE WHERE YOU ARE” at the centre. Made entirely out of decorated cardboard as a nod to how you can reimagine what already exists around you in a utopian lens. The imagery was a combination of iconic “holiday” symbols with landmarks specific to Weston-Super-Mare.

|April 2021

- The Creative Employment Programme (Paper Arts)

I support facilitated (and lead sections) of this six month course aimed at helping young neurodivergent adults gain insight and skills in the creative sector.

|October 2020 - March 2021 

-Star Stuff Productions (North Somerset Council and Theatre Orchard)

I lead a co-created art project with looked after young people aged between 0-18. We created a (cyber) space themed talent show which combined filmed and live workshops and ended in a premier zoom screening and award ceremony.

|January 2021 

- What Could Workshop (Memory Bank) 

A digital workshop aimed at young people in Weston Super Mare. Carson Parkin Fairley and I designed and created physical packs to accompany the workshop and support young people to reimagine their disused high street.

|October 2020 

-Holidaying At Home (Theatre Orchard)

Collaborative art project with Theatre Orchard and artist Megan Clark-Bagnell. We created a community of "Holiday Makers" in Weston Super Mare during lockdown via Zoom and the Royal Mail (this was later commissioned in Bristol by Off The Record and in Oxford by Creativity Camps.)

|April 2020 - present​

https://www.thewestonmercury.co.uk/news/theatre-orchard-and-culture-weston-collaborate-for-creativity-and-wellbeing-week-1-6664511

-Rules Don't Apply Here (Royal Shakespeare Company)

As Artist Assistant to Megan Clark-Bagnell, I created props and artwork for a large commission with the Royal Shakespeare Company. I helped from creation to installation with the exhibition ‘Rules Don’t Apply” and also facilitated activities over half term aimed at building an exhibition that celebrated young people’s true selves and (literally) smashed stereotypes.

|October 2019

https://www.rsc.org.uk/press/releases/free-family-fun-kicks-off-at-the-royal-shakespeare-company-this-autumn

-Exploring Textile Surfaces (Knowle West Media Centre)

Co-designed and delivered an evening course combining digital and traditional textile techniques with Fiona Dowling (digital designer and fabricator). The course was for beginners who had a love for pattern, shape and colour.

|October 2019 - present 

https://kwmc.org.uk/events/course-colour-pattern-surface/

-Maker City (Knowle West Media Centre)

STEAM focused course where ideas, skills and problem solving are key. Duties include assisting and leading in the delivery and development of the course, building strong relationships with the young people and facilitating their own creative journey

|October 2018 - October 2020

https://kwmc.org.uk/projects/maker-city/

- Creative Youth Network, Bristol

Freelance workshop facilitator running creative courses with local disengaged  young people aged 11-16. Duties include lesson planning, teaching, providing materials, behavioural management and safeguarding

|April 2018 - March 2020

https://www.creativeyouthnetwork.org.uk/workshops

- Creativity Camps (Children In Need), Oxford

Freelance youth worker / workshop facilitator working with young people aged 5-15 with a focus on engagement through creative activities. Duties include lesson planning, teaching, play working, supporting other facilitators, behavioural management and safeguarding

|April 2018 - present

http://www.ark-t.org/creativity-camps-week/

- Creative Hub (Knowle West Media Centre)

Freelance youth worker / workshop facilitator in a weekly open access youth club where the young people are encouraged to develop their artistic and musical skills using technology. Duties include workshop planning, engaging young people and responding to their individual needs and areas of interest

|November 2018 - October 2020

https://kwmc.org.uk/events/creativehub/

I also did some internships, voluntary work and art education.

 

I love working with new people so get in touch! 

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