7000 Trees work is underpinned by our interest in pedagogy, accessibility, and sustainability. The projects we take on are those that strive to make a meaningful difference, to make the world a better place. Where clients may not have the means or experience to produce the sort of focussed, accessible outcomes their projects require, we step in. Our goal is to make every project as impactful as possible - to provide our clients with professionally designed outcomes that they feel proud to share.

Our work ranges from participating in international research projects - such as our collaboration with academics from Bangor and Gothenburg universities on research exploring ‘geo-social’ instruments - to helping small charities and artists to design impactful, low-cost materials for sharing their work.

fig 1: research panels from the ‘Ice Law: Geo-social Instrument’ exhibition in Bangor. Panels designed to showcase the complexities of the academic research underpinning the project, and produced in both English and Welsh.

fig 2: Promotional video for artist Leroy Copleston’s photographic practice. Video created as a pilot for an art series on local television.