British artist and designer Es Devlin views an audience as a temporary society and invites public participation in communal choral works. Her major installation works have focused on some of London's most vital communities: In Congregation (2024) she made chalk and charcoal portraits of 50 Londoners who brought their gifts to the city, having experienced displacement. In Come Home Again (2022) she drew 243 of London's most endangered species and installed them outside Tate Modern, underscored by London's diasporic choirs. In 2018 Es painted one of Trafalgar Square's bronze lions fluorescent red and invited visitors to feed it words that formed a collective poem projected onto Nelson's Column. She designed Dear England at the National Theatre (2023) which brought together the UK's football and theatre communities, the UK Pavilion at the World Expo (2021) which gathered millions of visitors' words into a global collective poem, the 2022 Superbowl Halftime show and the London 2012 Olympics Closing Ceremony.