Frances Bowman
Frances Bowman is an artist and arts educator based in London. For this work she was inspired by 'Run, Ghiggia, Run' by Leonardo Haberkorn.
Artists
Michelle Letowska
Michelle Letowska is an artist and educator based in Scotland. For this work she was inspired by 'Loyalty Card' by José Pérez Reyes.
David Caldwell
David Caldwell is an artist based in London. For this work he was inspired by 'Costa Nica: The Central American Dream' by Surya Lecona Moctezuma.
Eamonn Campbell
Eamonn Campbell is an artist and city planner based in Glasgow. For this work he was inspired by 'Football's Strangest Kidnapping' by Álex Ayala Ugarte.
Wolfgang Fuetterer
Wolfgang Fütterer is an artist based in Berlin. For this work he was inspired by 'A Grenade for River Plate' by Juan Pablo Meneses.
Ernesto Muniz
Ernesto Muñiz is an artist and photographer based in Mexico City. For this work he was inspired by 'Lucha Libre versus Football' by Wilmer Urrelo Zárate.
Paula Claudio
Paula Cláudio is an artist and illustrator based in Portugal. For this work she was inspired by 'The Big Family' by Vinicius Jatobá.
David Kiely
David Kiely is an artist based in London. For this work he was inspired by 'Queens Football' by Alberto Salcedo Ramos.
Ryan McGoverne
Ryan McGoverne is an artist and photographer based in Scotland. For this work he was inspired by 'The Goal in the Back of Beyond' by Mario Murillo.
Morag MacInnes
Morag MacInnes is an artist and writer based in Scotland. For this work she was inspired by 'San Martín de Brooklyn Eye the Play-Offs' by Hernán Iglesias Illa.
Robert Worley
Robert Worley is a London-based artist. For this work he was inspired by 'Football and Plague' by Diego Trelles Paz.
Melaina Barnes
Melaina Barnes is a London-based artist and writer. She was inspired by 'The Mexican Pelé' by Agustín del Moral Tejada for this painting.
Gustavo Nóbrega
Gustavo Nóbrega is an artist based in Rio de Janeiro. For this work he was inspired by ‘Congressman Romário: Big Fish in the Aquarium’ by Clara Becker.
Eva Bensasson
Eva Bensasson is a London-based photographer. For this work she was inspired by 'The Team That's Always Robbed' by Pablo Corso.
Luísa Alpalhão
Luísa Alpalhão is an artist and architect working between London and Lisbon, and with several international projects. She is the founder of atelier urban nomads. For this work she was inspired by ‘The Goal-Begetting Women of the Andes’ by Marco Avilés.