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Creativity and Wellbeing Week (19-25th May 2025) is a partnership between London Arts and Health and
the Culture, Health & Wellbeing Alliance.
Now in its 14th year, the week is an opportunity for thousands of creatives and arts and cultural
organisations to showcase the amazing, wide-ranging work they are doing to support health and
wellbeing around the UK and beyond.
As part of this annual event, we asked participants of our Saturday Art Club at the Creative Space to create works of art inspired the work of Sarah Evans - one of our artists from The Collection at Milton Keynes University Hospital.
For the artworks, art club participants used a spirograph to create the geometric patterns. Other lines, letters and doodles were then added onto the pieces.
︎A Spirograph is a geometric drawing device that creates intricate designs known as hypotrochoids and epitrochoids. It was developed by British engineer Denys Fisher and first sold in 1965.
Here is a gallery of the fantastic work created by the group:
The artist Sarah Evans produced a series of artworks on paper called Hyptrocroid. She used a spirograph and added line drawings to complete her intricate pieces.
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Image left to right: Sarah Evans - Hyptrochoid Series. Scape study with spirograph I, II & III (2008).
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Image: Sarah Evans - Hyptrochoid Series. Scape study with spirograph I (2008).
︎Explore all the headline events put together by
London Arts and Health, the
Culture, Health & Wellbeing Alliance
and their partners, as well as all the events being put on around the country which you can discover by region:
︎ Events in your region – Creativity and Wellbeing Week
︎Our
Art Club, the ‘Creative Space’
is a drop-in group open to all every Saturday morning in Conniburrow, Milton Keynes. It is led by two professional artists and has a creative theme each week.
︎ Visit this page to find out more!
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