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East life<br />

Arts collective Trapped in Zone One, the brainchild<br />

of Bablu Miah, brings together a variety of artists,<br />

showcasing their talent and enriching the cultural<br />

landscape along the way...<br />

Trapped in Zone One founder<br />

Bablu Miah, along with creative<br />

director Natalia Suvorova<br />

and an ever increasing team<br />

of artists, has realised several<br />

ambitious projects, including a<br />

series of large-scale graphics<br />

installed across a blank exterior<br />

wall at Westfield Stratford<br />

City, featuring the work of<br />

Bournemouth based artist, ALSO.<br />

The philosophy behind the<br />

name of this collective is to look<br />

beyond your inner comfort zone<br />

to fulfil your potential, and by<br />

building strong partnerships<br />

and supporting artists, whether<br />

emerging or established, the<br />

initiative creates and offers a<br />

myriad of opportunities for artists<br />

to stretch themselves and grow<br />

their art practice.<br />

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Many of their projects are<br />

community-focused, including<br />

work with Tower Hamlets<br />

Cemetery Park and creating and<br />

selling a series of limited edition<br />

t-shirts with Planet Rock Graphics<br />

for Hackney Winter Nights<br />

Shelter, which raised £500 for<br />

the shelter. And, as the official<br />

ambassador for GreatArt, the<br />

collective regularly collaborates<br />

by hosting events engaging<br />

with communities through art<br />

workshops and exhibitions. The<br />

team have also worked with<br />

Tower Hamlets Council and<br />

Lower Regents Coalition in<br />

creating a new public mural at<br />

the newly built kingfisher nesting<br />

Images courtesy of Trapped in Zone One

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