Josh Nesbitt
Like so many people who live or work in Leeds, I pass through the train station every day. It’s Proper Art really breathed new life into the space. It used a redundant part of the station (where the payphones used to be) to bring art into a high-trafficked area. It was amazing to see culture having an impact on people’s commutes. After reading the It’s Proper Art text in the station, I reflected on the impact of the work I do everyday and how that translates into products that people interact with on a daily basis. The piece also made me think about my own journey in life.
