Helen Storey Foundation is a London-based not for profit arts organisation. Incorporated in 1999 by artist and designer Helen Storey and producer Caroline Coates, the foundation's work is currently project-funded.

HSF seeks to inspire new ways of thinking, by instigating cross-collaborative art, science and technology projects. These investigate human creativity and ingenuity, and ways to apply it in a socially responsible framework.

Public access and engagement from all sectors of society is key.

Wonderland 2008

A new project by Helen Storey and scientist Tony Ryan began its tour at LCF in February. Wonderland will be shown in a citywide event in Sheffield June 18th to July 13th 2008.

Wonderland explores ways to solve environmental issues using Disappearing Dresses as a central symbol. These dresses were created in a studio installation at the London College of Fashion where one dress disappeared over the month of the installation.

Wonderland 2008

Helen and Tony comment: "This is our call to creative arms. We all have a duty to use our talents, our imaginations and our rigour to create a healthier planet."

For more information see the Wonderland Project pages, and the latest News. The project at LCF was also a collaboration with SHOWstudio.

A new dedicated web site has just been launched: http://www.wonderland-sheffield.co.uk