Global Citizens

Creative communities thrive when they are globally connected and able to benefit from the exchange of ideas, talent and opportunity. We believe society’s urgent challenges require a new kind of approach: Watershed connects audiences and artists across the world to think, make and share together.



Shadowing by Chomko & Rosier, Tokyo, photo by Kenichi Aikawa

Shadowing by Chomko & Rosier, Tokyo, photo by Kenichi Aikawa, 2016

Shadowing, Watershed’s second Playable City Award winner, was a set of streetlamps that record and play back shadows. Chomko & Rosier’s interactive piece has toured around the world, including Tokyo supported by British Council. Photo © British Council


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The Strangers at Honja Factory by Do One Im and Eunju Hitchcock-Yoo, photo by Jon Aitken

The Strangers at Honja Factory by Do One Im and Eunju Hitchcock-Yoo, photo by Jon Aitken, Seoul 2017

Do One Im’s Honja Factory explores digital technology and its mechanism to design various art products and devices that would elicit and boost inborn creativity of each individual. Eunju’s The Strangers seeks to expand boundaries of street performance by delivering a new interpretation and an approach to audiences and spaces. The pieces were supported as part of Playable City Seoul.

In collaboration with the Seoul Architecture Biennale and British Council, Watershed co-produced a mini Playable City festival inviting the public to explore their environment in new and exciting ways.