Isolation Art Gallery

Introducing, the Legs4Africa Isolation Art Gallery: take a break from staring into the abyss and get creative with us
While we’re all stuck indoors why not join our arty collective.
Step 1: Paint a picture, write a poem, do a doodle, crochet a sock, record a video in sepia – anything you like really
Step 2: Send it over to us digitally or in the post. ‘Gram at us – #IsolationArtGallery or @legs4africa, email evie@legs4africa.org or mail it to Legs4Africa, Backfields House, Upper York Street, Bristol, BS2 8QJ
Step 3: Go viral as we share your delightful content online
Step 4: Once this has finally blown over we will put on an exhibition in Bristol to showcase all your weird and wonderful creations, auctioning pieces off to raise money for our work with amputees
Name: Tom Williams
My passion? Ensuring no prosthetic leg goes unused. I’m dedicated to collecting, refurbishing, and sending these vital pieces of technology to our partners in Africa, where they make a world of difference. When I’m not immersed in this mission at STAND, I’m often found outdoors, embracing nature. I love long walks in any season, camping under the stars, and enjoying the serenity of the great outdoors. My evenings often involve a unique hobby – maintaining and repairing old pinball machines. This blend of precision and nostalgia keeps me engaged and always learning. This fusion of dedication to my work and my love for nature and tinkering drives me every day, both at STAND and beyond.
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