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Art Installation

Lean On Me's crochet art installations, crafted by 100 residents, explore mental health and belonging. Discover how community creativity can heal and unite.

Last updated 18 March 2026
Dozens of colorful crocheted yarn flowers in red, yellow, purple, orange, and teal spread across a wooden table.

We believe that art has a unique power to heal and connect us on a deeper level. Our crochet art installation is not just about splashing colours across the canvas; it's an enthralling fusion of creativity and compassion. Picture this: the streets adorned with vibrant, whimsical crochet art installations that represent more than just a feast for the eyes. Each piece weaves an intricate story, touching upon themes close to our hearts—mental health, understanding, empathy, and belonging.

Colorful crochet patchwork blanket and yarn-bombed mushroom, snail, and tiny house displayed on a metal bridge railing.

Today, we stand in awe of the collective effort and dedication put forth by these 100 residents who have poured their hearts into Lean On Me's crochet art installations. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every contributor, as this installation stands as a living testament to the power of unity and the transformational impact of community-driven initiatives.

Five photos of giveaway winners posing near colorful yarn art installations outdoors, with a pink banner at the top.