Migrate Art
‘It Depends on What Direction You Look In’ in production at the Atelier JI studios for Migrate Art and Jules de Balincourt
Migrate is a pioneering arts organisation that harnesses the power of creativity to help the world's most vulnerable communities. Born in 2016 from a desire to help those affected by the global migrant crisis using their years of experience working in the contemporary art world, they have since raised over £1.6 million and expanded their work to help displaced, indigenous, and homeless communities.
Atelier JI has been a proud Migrate Art collaborator since 2020, when we began work on the Scorched Earth project editions, and since then have collaborated on further projects to raise funds for humanitarian causes worldwide.
Rachel Whiteread, 2023
In 2023, Atelier JI collaborated with Rachel Whiteread and Migrate Art to produced an edition of ‘House’, an artwork created using pencils salvaged from a school in the demolished Calais refugee camp.
Idris Khan, 2022
I Thought We Had More Time…, 2022
In 2022, Atelier JI collaborated with Idris Khan, Migrate Art, and The Evening Standard to help raise funds for the Ukraine appeal on his ‘I Thought We Had More Time…’ edition. Together, we raised over £200,000 for Disasters Emergency Committee to support their activities in Ukraine.
Jules de Balincourt, 2022
It Depends on What Direction You Look In, 2022
In 2022, Atelier JI had the immense pleasure of producing a 5-layer woodblock print with Migrate Art as part of the Scorched Earth project to raise funds for RefuAid, Refugee Community Kitchen, and The Lotus Flower, all of whom help refugees across the world.
Mona Hatoum, 2022
The Blues no. 1-12.7.2020/21, 2022
Atelier JI was proud to produce the ‘The Blues no. 1-12.7.2020/21’ 5-layered screen printed edition for Migrate Art and Mona Hatoum as part of the Scorched Earth project to raise funds for RefuAid, Refugee Community Kitchen, and The Lotus Flower, all of whom help refugees across the world.
Loie Hollowell, 2021
Atelier JI was proud to produce the ‘Red Earth’ 9-layered screen printed edition for Migrate Art and Loie Hollowell as part of the Scorched Earth project in 2021 to raise funds for RefuAid, Refugee Community Kitchen, and The Lotus Flower, all of whom help refugees across the world.
Shepard Fairey, 2020
Rise from the Ashes (Red), 2020
Rise from the Ashes (Black), 2020
Atelier JI was proud to produce the ‘Rise from the Ashes’ 2-colour screen printed edition in 2020 using ‘Scorched Earth’ pigment for Migrate Art and Shepard Fairey as part of the Scorched Earth project to raise funds for RefuAid, Refugee Community Kitchen, and The Lotus Flower, all of whom help refugees across the world.