Study of Eadweard Muybridge Photographer, Cinematic Pioneer, Kingston resident
(9th April 1830 – 8th May 1904)

In community partnership with: Royal Borough of Kingston, Kingston Museum & Kingston Local History Room, St Luke’s Primary School

A discovery project of Kingston’s most famous resident.

Save The World Club has created a 21st century perspective on the photographer Muybridge by using one of his original ideas in a modern context to make a huge mosaic to cover a graffiti wall. The competition winner and design inspiration is by Ellie Felicien aged 11 from St Luke’s Primary School. More than 300 young people from local schools including St Luke’s Primary and Greycourt Secondary, Coombe Girls School and through Save The World Club’s successful after schools art club joined together to make the image into a mosaic reality. The work is a stunning addition to the town centre and will become part of the heritage museum history walk. The project was led by Miriam Zadik Gold.

The completed mosaic mural is on permanent display in Castle Street, central Kingston. Come and see for yourself how sensational it is!

Thanks to our sponsors and supporters: Royal Borough of Kingston & Arts Council of Great Britain, John Lewis Partnership, Arcadia Group & Colliers CRE, Children’s Fund, Kingston Town Centre Management,
Kingston Glass Shop, Park Glass Supplies Ltd, Bovis Construction, Tile Co Molesey, Castelnau Tiles.