A floating cinema, a glowing lantern commemorating the Mayflower 400 whilst providing an opportunity for the local residents to experience the notion of pilgrimage and River Thames.
The project creates a floating intervention, an annex stage for small summer events and film, along the river at the Greenland Dock in Rotherhithe - a lesser known but beautiful part of south-east London. The aim is to activate this part of the river while strengthening the local community as well as attracting a wider audience of cinephiles and people interested in the arts from Southwark and Greater London.
Floating Cinema aims to bring the Rotherhithe community together regardless of age, language, profession or experience; by simply coming together on a warm summer evening to watch a film on the river.
A space for film, a garden allontment, some seating space and a small cafe/bar become the main elements of this project.
The project creates a floating intervention, an annex stage for small summer events and film, along the river at the Greenland Dock in Rotherhithe - a lesser known but beautiful part of south-east London. The aim is to activate this part of the river while strengthening the local community as well as attracting a wider audience of cinephiles and people interested in the arts from Southwark and Greater London.
Floating Cinema aims to bring the Rotherhithe community together regardless of age, language, profession or experience; by simply coming together on a warm summer evening to watch a film on the river.
A space for film, a garden allontment, some seating space and a small cafe/bar become the main elements of this project.
Floating Cinema, London, 2019
Greenland Dock, Rotherhithe, London
Greenland Dock, Rotherhithe, London
