Project Team

Artists

Ella Good and Nicki Kent worked on Building A Martian House since 2015. They both conceived and led the project.

Their artworks are about bringing people together to create things that would otherwise be impossible; experiments people can invest optimistic and practical energy into. Their work uses Mars and space science as starting points to widen our imaginations around sustainability and how we live here and now.

Architects

Building A Martian House was made in collaboration with Hugh Broughton Architects and Pearce+.

Hugh Broughton Architects is one of the established talents of contemporary British architecture, famous for their design of the Halley VI British Antarctic Research Station.

Pearce+ is a multidisciplinary design studio based between London and Herefordshire.

Museum

Presented in partnership with M Shed.

Funders

Generously funded by The Edward Marshall Trust.

Additional partners and collaborators:

Artists in Residence:

Building A Martian House was developed at The Pervasive Media Studio where Ella & Nicki are residents. The Studio is a creative technologies collaboration with The Watershed, University of the West of England and University of Bristol.