About

We are a collective of artists and makers with a wealth of niche skills and practices, producing socially conscious creative work and events.

We blend our respective passions to make the Little Lost Robot aesthetic – art that is accessible. At our core we make immersive, digital, 3D art with recycled materials. We support a massive range of artists with varying practices at all different stages of career. Our art often discusses our otherness. Or more accurately our unity in what we share from being divided by the same systems that overlook our strengths and individuality. We take pride in our representation of neurodiverse, traveller, queer, global majority and socioeconomically restricted backgrounds.

We advocate mental wellness, inclusion and co-design in every way we can. We believe that so much is possible when you are supported to do what you love and have time and space to try out new things, to be able to fail safely and keep on trying, learning and adapting without fear of judgement. 

We have learned through experience that a successful creative career involves knowing more and doing much more, on top of crafting your creative practice. Targeted professional development is also absolutely essential, but often difficult to find and access affordably. Particularly for creative professions and especially when impacted by other considerations like caring duties and maintaining universal credit.

We support artists with developing targeted skills and knowledge in a kind and accessible way. We aim to help artists make the professional leap they need and deserve, whenever the time is right. We consciously accommodate neurodiversity, mental health, chronic illness and survivorship. Our model for equality is supporting access to what you need, in the ways that you need it, when you need it.

We do this by occupying vacant spaces, with affordable artist studios and a regular programme of free to access, drop-in making activities, and registered warm spaces. An artist residency programme. Free training courses. Community events and workshops and much more.

Who are we?