Acclaimed British-Nigerian artist and designer Yinka Ilori MBE unveils a major new public installation at Fulham Pier, marking a bold new chapter in the area’s cultural narrative - our second collaboration with the multidisciplinary artist.

 Inspired by everyday objects found in and around Fulham, as well as the area’s rich botanical heritage, '100 Found Objects' reimagines fragments of local history through Ilori’s distinctive lens. The installation spans the full length of Fulham Pier with key elements located at the entrance gates at Stevenage Park and Bishops Park, on the building’s façade, as well as along the glass balustrades framing the new boardwalk overlooking the Thames.

 The artwork includes lenticular panels that shift and move with the viewer’s perspective, with a 3D element bringing to life the objects within a floral landscape inspired by Fulham’s rich heritage of craftsmanship and cultivation.  Rich botanical references have been interwoven with the found objects - which Ilori has layered throughout the composition, drawing inspiration from Fulham’s floral culture. 

Fulham Pier is South West London’s newest, all-encompassing riverside destination, offers a range of food and drink concepts, entertainment, hospitality and a full arts and culture programme on this iconic stretch of the River Thames.

Thank you to Fulham Pier for trusting us with this incredible project, and the artist Yinka Ilori for his creative vision.