Invited brand experience · Art & culture

Unicare · Edible Garden

An invited brand experience became a tactile story about craft, nature and participation—completed by an original Canadian aurora painting left with Unicare, and by the brand featuring the day, and me, in its own official recap film.

Role

Invited Creator · Event Documentation · Original Artwork · RedNote Storytelling

A garden-led experience connected product craft with nature and creative participation.

The story

Unicare invited me to its Edible Garden experience, where guests explored the materials, construction and care of its rain boots through a participatory garden programme.

I arrived with an original painting inspired by the Canadian aurora. Other guests responded warmly to the work, and I left it with Unicare as a keepsake and exhibition piece—turning my role from observer into active contributor.

My RedNote story connected the visual atmosphere with what I learned on site: how the boots are made, how they should be maintained and how the brand links product craft with nature.

Unicare went on to feature the day—including footage of me—in the recap film published on its own official RedNote account.

Event film

Inside the Edible Garden

A brief moving portrait of the garden, workshop and creative participation that shaped the day.

Selected frames

A closer look

Unicare Edible Garden co-creation invitation, illustrated with tomatoes, oranges, a yellow rain boot and a bird — The co-creation invitation asked each guest to arrive with an original painting of a natural moment.

Bilingual Edible Garden event programme listing seven stages from check-in to the nature-foraged gift — Seven stages, from check-in and icebreakers to the nature art exhibition and the recycle lab.

Hannah's aurora painting on a sketchpad beside the Unicare invitation envelope and three marker pens — My contribution to the exhibition: an aurora painted from a Canadian night sky, left with Unicare for continued display.

Guests in gloves making handmade soap at a garden table laid with yellow flowers and produce — The Recycle Lab: guests made their own soap from scratch at the garden table.

Brand signage built from leaves and fabric offcuts—the event's material language in one frame.

A rain-boot last and cobbler's tools hanging on a wooden workshop wall

Tools, materials and moulds used in the rain-boot making process

Hannah holding a yellow Unicare rain boot filled with flowers

Yellow Unicare rain boot decorated with flowers

A bundle of handmade lemon-shaped soaps tied with jute and a green Unicare ribbon — The finished piece I made on the day—lemon-shaped soaps bundled with a Unicare ribbon.

Unicare's resident shop dog sitting between guests at the garden table — The brand's shop dog joined the table for most of the afternoon.

Unicare Edible Garden event installation

Fruit and vegetable gift boxes at the Unicare event — Guests received a produce gift box alongside the event gifts.

Unicare featured the day on its own RedNote account—including footage of me—in its official event recap.

Experience notes

Featured in Unicare's official RedNote event recap
Original artwork displayed at the event and left with Unicare
Made handmade soap in the on-site Recycle Lab
Learned about rain-boot making and product care
Rain boots, scarf and produce gift box received
Invited experience; gifts received

Inside the Edible Garden

A closer look

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