An outdoor game for all ages, families & bubbles, which plays out across a town, city, park, street or other location, to find tiny, ‘pebbleface’ artworks drawn by artist Raysto.

Players follow visual clues posted online over one or two days.  After finding the general location, players must match the shapes, textures & patterns in the landscape to find the pebblefaces.

The pebblefaces are inspired by the shapes, shades & textures of the stones’ geological formations.  The faces are ‘cute & tactile, with surprisingly vivid expressions,’ (The Independent, May 2007)

Lots of potential to develop routes, locations, birthdays, special occasions, team building etc, & possibilities for workshops.

Check out…

The Great Pebble Dash on Facebook, on Instagram & #thegreatpebbledash

You can read more about Raysto in this lovely BLOG the silly hats are just one theme!!

Originally commissioned by the University of Brighton for the fourth international Visual Methods Conference, Sept 2015.

A further development of the successful, outdoor show, Strictly Cycling.  Combining an entertaining performance with a strong, light-hearted, road safety message to ‘light up’ and be seen on bikes after dark.

The yellow cycling capes will glow like belisha beacons, lit from underneath, with either LED wire or strings of small LED bulbs, powered by battery.  Reflective materials will be worked into helmets, goggles, socks & fingers to give extra impact and brightness, and lights or reflectors added to wheels.

The choreography & improvisational structures will be further developed to create new interactions, movements, sculptural and other set pieces to enable performers to accommodate the lights & technology.

KP Projects has become a Community Interest Company in 2015 to create, deliver and tour, performance, visual, community and educational projects – arts and non-arts – around the concepts of healthy lifestyles; environmental issues and awareness of local environments; walking, cycling and transport.