Revealing the hidden conversations behind toilet doors, Walls That Talk is a space where rebellion combines with vulnerability. These overlooked markings carry unfiltered thoughts, fleeting moments of humour, honesty, and emotion shared without identity.
Using these inscriptions and the spaces they inhabit, the archive is rooted in real expressions. It brings these private messages into a more visible context, revealing the character, feeling, and individuality behind what is usually unseen.
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Original Concept/Visual Identity/App Design
Collaborators:Lillie Maakestad/Esme Ashbrook/Lucy James
there’s a need to leave a mark –
an utterance – and to have a sense
that people can hear you.’
Richard Clay