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THE PIONEERS

Bull Point Barracks Art Gallery

Aidan Cavey

I wanted to explore a new opportunity and try out different colours.

Amelia and Christian Hocking

We wanted to try out some doodles and the colours are happy colours

Amy and Bradleigh Richards

We chose the light house in light of all that has happened in Plymouth the lighthouse is a symbol of Plymouth pulling together.

Amy and Bradleigh Richards

We were exploring shape and space.

Bethany Brough

I love art and was so excited to be able to have a go at such a big project, I designed my board first then transferred it to the board. I even took it home to complete it.

Bethany Dawson

These are my favourite colours and rainbows make me feel happy. I liked learning how to add speckles.

Brendan Cavey

I wanted to draw a bee and then it developed into Bee Happy which I love because I want to help people be happy.

Daron Crunden and Karen Smith

Collaborative piece between two families, one of the dreams of having a house that once was, happy days growing up. Then the fun of working with a 2yr old to create a sun.

Ikah Soria

I wanted to have a go and used my favourite colours to make marks and create a letter.

Jon Lilly

Getting us started with an example of what can be achieved.

Josh Cuthbertson

I chose the spray paint because I haven't done it before and picked my favourite colours.

Kaelin Booth

My image was inspired by fire and destruction.

Keating Family

Making Memories.

Logan and Jo Trewin

Favourite quote from calendar girls Sunflowers, wherever light is, no matter how weak, these flowers will find it. And that’s such an admirable thing. And such a lesson in Life. Rainbow reminds me of hope after the dark times.

Logan Trewin

I wanted to have a go at graffiti and I was thinking of lockdown, I drew rainbows for people I love and wanted to think about how we should be kind always.

Mum and Son Pontin

Mummery and Cuthbertson

We chose the sea theme because we live near the sea and we love blue, we enjoyed working together.

Phoebe Richards

Wanting to learn a new skill in graffiti art and I created fish because they are fun and free.

Phoebe Richards and Friends

Uniform, fun, friends, connection.

Richards Family

Family that is real and true.

Community Gallery - Year 1 - Pioners Project

Riverside Year 1

The tree of life.

Community Gallery - Year 2 - Pioners Project

Riverside Year 2

When things don’t go to plan you need to look at life from another perspective.

Community Gallery - Year 3 - Pioneers Project

Riverside Year 3

We wanted to show us coming together after being apart for so long.

Community Gallery - Year 4 - Pioners Project

Riverside Year 4

Bringing beauty to a grey space.

Community Gallery - Year 5 - Pioners Project

Riverside Year 5

Making your mark.

Community Gallery - Year 6 - Pioners Project

Riverside Year 6

Being community.

Starkie Family

We all wanted to have a go at trying something new and explored shapes and colours to decorate our board.

The Keating Family

The modern family.

Trewin and Booth Family

We are two families coming together to create a master piece with each of our marks.

Woods Family and Friends

We wanted to have fun exploring colour and texture, creating hidden shapes.

Zoe Bridgeman and Elsie Mai Hopley

We love mermaids and wanted to leave the face blank so she can be who she wants to be.

Zoe Dawson

The sunset makes me feel good inside and shows freedom.

Aidan Cavey

I wanted to explore a new opportunity and try out different colours.

Amelia and Christian Hocking

We wanted to try out some doodles and the colours are happy colours

Amy and Bradleigh Richards

We chose the light house in light of all that has happened in Plymouth the lighthouse is a symbol of Plymouth pulling together.

Amy and Bradleigh Richards

We were exploring shape and space.

Bethany Brough

I love art and was so excited to be able to have a go at such a big project, I designed my board first then transferred it to the board. I even took it home to complete it.

Bethany Dawson

These are my favourite colours and rainbows make me feel happy. I liked learning how to add speckles.

Brendan Cavey

I wanted to draw a bee and then it developed into Bee Happy which I love because I want to help people be happy.

Daron Crunden and Karen Smith

Collaborative piece between two families, one of the dreams of having a house that once was, happy days growing up. Then the fun of working with a 2yr old to create a sun.

Ikah Soria

I wanted to have a go and used my favourite colours to make marks and create a letter.

Jon Lilly

Getting us started with an example of what can be achieved.

Josh Cuthbertson

I chose the spray paint because I haven't done it before and picked my favourite colours.

Kaelin Booth

My image was inspired by fire and destruction.

Keating Family

Making Memories.

Logan and Jo Trewin

Logan Trewin

I wanted to have a go at graffiti and I was thinking of lockdown, I drew rainbows for people I love and wanted to think about how we should be kind always.

Mum and Son Pontin

Mummery and Cuthbertson

We chose the sea theme because we live near the sea and we love blue, we enjoyed working together.

Phoebe Richards

Wanting to learn a new skill in graffiti art and I created fish because they are fun and free.

Phoebe Richards and Friends

Uniform, fun, friends, connection.

Richards Family

Family that is real and true.

Riverside Year 1

The tree of life.

Riverside Year 2

When things don’t go to plan you need to look at life from another perspective.

Riverside Year 3

We wanted to show us coming together after being apart for so long.

Riverside Year 4

Bringing beauty to a grey space.

Riverside Year 5

Making your mark.

Riverside Year 6

Being community.

Starkie Family

We all wanted to have a go at trying something new and explored shapes and colours to decorate our board.

The Keating Family

The modern family.

Trewin and Booth Family

We are two families coming together to create a master piece with each of our marks.

Woods Family and Friends

We wanted to have fun exploring colour and texture, creating hidden shapes.

Zoe Bridgeman and Elsie Mai Hopley

We love mermaids and wanted to leave the face blank so she can be who she wants to be.

Zoe Dawson

The sunset makes me feel good inside and shows freedom.

Digital Art Gallery

Community Gallery - Beth Craig - Pioners Project

Beth Craig – Vessels

For me, the veins and texture of the leaf in my macro photography series represents the links and connections that hold up communities and societies. Each tiny individual line symbolises how in many ways, we as a society are all linked together, supporting and encouraging each other, especially through these current hard times. The BPB will help bring our community together and give us all something to relate to, which is what I wanted to capture in this image. It is hugely important that we come together through times like these to create and inspire those around us.

Bethany Inglis

Within my image it correlates with the theme of environmental waste, this image helps to provide an insight into the daily wastage of house hold products and food. The image highlights how wastage can be up cycled and made into something worth seeing. Therefore, demonstrating how something negative can be made into something positive and emphasise the importance of recycling and protecting our environment through small contributions. My piece is inspired through the artists: j Henry fair and his industrial scars Project as-well as Eian Kantors theme of environmental waste and natural forms. In order to do this piece I collected wasted and out of date products over the course of a week and managed to create this piece using; cola, spoiled milk, oil, jelly, flour, ketchup and Orange juice. Using a macro lens to get those up close details of this waste.

Codie Foster

My documentary photographic series is based on the buildings that surround my environment and connect to the society they are in. This image is used currently by the Salvation Army but is in need for some rejuvenation. I want to highlight the people who support, the people who rely on these buildings and paint a picture of the current moment we are in

Ellie Inglis

Inspired by Matthew Chase-Daniel, I have created this piece by using the technique photomontage or, as Chase-Daniel calls it, photo assemblage in order to show elements of nature that exists in our environment. This piece reveals the life that exists in our community and how we should all unite and protect our environment from the damaging effects of climate change. The colourful plants and insects highlight that in our environment there is much more life than humans ourselves. For me, this piece shows the true power of nature and emphasises the importance of it as it builds a lot of the environment we live in and homes for insects that share the environment with us, humans should respect and protect these natural habitats

Felicity Howarth

My photo montage imagery is based on the texture and colour of food. Taking inspiration from the works of Brittany Wright, I wanted to add something to BPB that would make people take note. The bright poppy visuals of the sweets, I hope, will bring a smile on people’s faces and brighten up the grey area that it will be presented in. It will allow us to feel the nostalgia of that youthful excitement on receiving your favourite sweet. Time to indulge!

Keiran Bryant

My photography is based on my theme of framework in society, as it helps show how a building has helped to build and support society and the neighbourhood. This is what I hope the audience will see as they value and enjoy the new Bull Point Barracks augmentation into a community hub. With my series I was inspired by Mathieu Venot and his cropped buildings. To create my imagery I used Photoshop to highlight the blacks and whites, then I made sure that the colours were more noticeable and vibrant. For this, I did a colour block and changed the opacity of the colour so that the initial building would come through then I used the spot healing tool to sort out any imperfections. Finally I used the dodge and burn tool to make some areas darker and some brighter

Patrycja Dmowska

This tryptic piece is photos of my parents, especially my mum’s hands. I was inspired by the work of Tim Booth and his commitment to showing real people. I did a photoshoot of my parents hands and Photoshop them into black and white photos. I used my cross from my first holy communion to show the Christian side of my history. I wanted to do this type of imagery because my faith is one of the things that stuck with me and my family during my journey from Poland to the UK. With the BPB having a religious space I feel like this piece is for everyone, with or without faith, to feel a connection

Shannon Whear

This tryptic work is based on taking the time of being in the present; enjoying the here and now. We in Plymouth are lucky enough to be surrounded by areas of nature and greenery but often take this for granted. However, we need to appreciate, protect and preserve our green spaces for generations to come. I’ve focused on plants and flowers some would consider weeds to show how important a role these play for our pollinators across the city.

Sophie Middleton

This double exposure piece that I created using an image of my model and an image of a flower which was taken from my first ever shoot portrays hope and moving forward, it also shows my development throughout my photographic journey. Double exposure is when you combine two different images and place them on top of each other, kind of creating a ghost – like image. The flower in this image represents growth and hope. Due to the pandemic, I believed this would be a piece that many people could relate to. Having hope allowed us to see the light at the end of the tunnel, which is becoming more visible due to the slow release of lockdown restrictions; the flower opening and blooming portrays this

Beth Craig – Vessels

Bethany Inglis

Codie Foster

Ellie Inglis

Felicity Howarth

Keiran Bryant

Patrycja Dmowska

Shannon Whear

Sophie Middleton

Barne Barton Community

Aidan Cavey

I love being involved with the pioneers project because you can get involved with others and help out the community as well as getting them involved with activities with their families and friends it's nice because you can connect with others.

Brendan Cavey

I love being involved in the pioneers project as I can give back to the community and provide new opportunities for the community to get involved with I enjoy seeing the community spirit.

Local Residents

Nathan Daniel

I love being involved in the pioneers project because you can help others out and then they help you out I love doing bits for the community and seeing the progress of the things we do I like to hare the feedback what people like to say I love everything we do as a team and like to see everyone’s smile when we all get together.

Richard Mottram

I love being involved in the Pioneers Project because of the sense that you are doing something unique for the future of the community. It brings you new skills, creating new friends and is great for your health both mentally and physically. Being involved is rewarding and satisfying.

Sean Trewin

I love the sense of good community and I have made life time friends. Its be great teaching fellow comrads, tried new skills as well as learning new ones as our community projects go forward. Working with The Pioneers Project has been amazing and rewarding for my spirit and health I hope to always see smiles on faces as we give back.

Aidan Cavey

Brendan Cavey

I love being involved in the pioneers project as I can give back to the community and provide new opportunities for the community to get involved with I enjoy seeing the community spirit.

Local Residents

Nathan Daniel

Richard Mottram

Sean Trewin

About Us

The Pioneers Project CIC was born in communities in Plymouth where people face disadvantage, and it has grown to serve children, young people and families who need support across Plymouth and into South East Cornwall and the South Hams in the UK.