We are pleased to promote the work of our first artist in residence, Fabiane Perrella.
Organised by our first artist in (virtual) residence, this is a mass participation art project which explores spaces of encounters between refugee and host communities in Hull.
Fabiane and her team will be producing a weekly newsletter which follows the journey of the project from its conception to it’s culmination in Refugee Week. You can download these newsletters using the links at the bottom of this page.
The Project

The Land of Green Ginger will explore spaces of encounters between refugees who have moved into Hull and their host communities. These situations will have the aim to promote mutual understanding and the possibility of sharing views and dreams for the future.
This project also aspires to unveil what is particular and what is universal in their different cultures creating an artwork that encourages new types of rapport amongst those involved, including the public. The project will reveal skills and knowledge of each community that can be shared and exchanged between each group to learn from one another.
This approach is a fresh and optimistic journey with the people
of Hull and will culminate in an event inviting the visitors during the Refugee Week to take part. The project draws on Hull’s heritage and uses the skills and crafts of refugees and local people to present a joint work of art, which the whole city can take great pride in.
Click here to see a teaser trailer of the project!