Copland Community School art piece
Students in Copland Community School in Brent have been exploring the world of work through their chosen ideal professions; careers in Architecture and the Fashion industry. Using recycled materials they have created an architectural diorama and created figures wearing clothes they have made. It has been an exciting experience for the students working with different materials and using a limited colour palette.
Artist: Pippa North
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