The team have also planted flowers, fruit and vegetables for the centre, with many of the potted plants being given away to local people to take home and grow.The resulting crops provide an additional income stream for local people.The team have also planted flowers, fruit and vegetables for the centre, with many of the potted plants being given away to local people to take home and grow.The resulting crops provide an additional income stream for local people.

Clay Hands-On Trainings

Luke and his team installed 2,000 street pianos in over 70 cities across the globe, from Tokyo to New York, bearing the simple instruction 'Play Me, I'm Yours'. The pianos were decorated by local artists and community groups. 

In this project,Luke invited the public to engage with and activate the urban environment, to share their love of music and the visual arts. Pianos are available to everyone in public locations — streets, public parks, markets.

For the Museum of the Moon

Luke explores how public art can democratise access to wonder and beauty,bringing art directly to people rather than placing it in galleries. 

Luke, together with the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and their ARISE programme in Sierra Leone, installed 21 solar-powered LED streetlights within the town.
In some areas of the city, homes have no running water and lighting is poor, making it dangerous to navigate at night, with dangerous, poorly lit pathways and open drains. The project had immediate practical impacts - collecting water at night became safer with the new lighting.