The Odyssey by Animated Objects and Yorkshire Coast BID was a campaign that captivated audiences along the Yorkshire coast, that has now concluded its run of live events and digital experiences.
The Odyssey has attracted more than 65,000 people, with over 3,300 members of the community getting involved in everything from creating the Trojan Horse at the Bridlington Spa to acting out the roles on video.
As the final chapter of this remarkable journey closes, here are some incredible photos to reflect on the accomplishments of the project, which sought to reinvent a timeless story while placing a strong emphasis on community involvement.
13. Highlights from the incredible Yorkshire coast ‘Odyssey’ project
Reaching a staggering height of more than 23 feet, the sculpture broke records and captured the imagination of countless individuals who eagerly participated in its creation. Photo: Hatch Communications
14. Highlights from the incredible Yorkshire coast ‘Odyssey’ project
After the events concluded, Aura then took a journey of her own on an open top bus throughout the entire Yorkshire coast. Photo: Hatch Communications
15. Highlights from the incredible Yorkshire coast ‘Odyssey’ project
Lee Threadgold, Animated Objects Theatre Company, said: "Bringing ‘The Odyssey’ to towns along the entire length of the Yorkshire Coast over the past three years has been an incredible journey." Photo: Hatch Communications
16. Highlights from the incredible Yorkshire coast ‘Odyssey’ project
Aura also went on to travel to Crawley in August as part of Enlive: You're Welcome by Creative Crawley. Photo: Hatch Communications