Whooo’s that? This magnificent Owl statue isn’t just any bird. It’s Owlbert a star of the Big Fun Art Adventure. This trail celebrates north London’s vibrant culture. It highlights iconic spots like Alexandra Palace. Owlbert and his colourful friends are part of a bigger project. The North London Hospice organized this art trail. It aims to raise awareness and funds for the hospice.
Owlbert stands tall and proud. He’s one of thirty giant owls. Each owl was uniquely designed by local artists or celebrities. Matt Lucas designed one owl as a touching tribute. It honors Jack a young man who passed away from cancer. The hospice cared for Jack. This art trail is a celebration of his life and legacy. The owl designed by Lucas is full of colour life and hope. It’s a reminder of Jack’s spirit. It carries on his great work.
The owls are hidden in plain sight throughout north London. You can find them using a dedicated app or paper map. The trail runs for eight weeks. After that the owls will go to auction. The auction will raise much needed funds for the North London Hospice. The hospice provides free end-of-life care. They support families facing life-limiting illnesses. They need over £16 million annually to continue their work.
Owlbert’s presence here isn’t just for show. He’s a symbol of hope and remembrance. He represents the tireless work of hospice staff. Like owls they work throughout the night. They support patients and healthcare professionals. This cheerful owl offers a moment of joy. It is also a powerful reminder of a cause so very worthy. Owlbert and his fellow owls are more than just art. They are symbols of community compassion and hope. Enjoy the rest of the Big Fun Art Adventure.