We Still Have a Chance: 12 Stories for the 12 Days of COP27 reached audiences around the world last year through its combination of storytelling, performance, artwork and digital landscapes.

As part of its legacy, the project – led by the University with a host of partners including the Met Office, the British Council and the American University in Cairo – has reached out to artists and schools across Devon to produce work inspired by its message.

Artist Steve McCracken set out to create a piece of graffiti art, using wood as his canvas and fusing extracts from the stories with the colours so that they became part of the aesthetic message of the artwork.

Here you will find a gallery of pictures of Steve working on his graffiti at MakeTank in the city, and some selected views of the finished work at Exeter Library.

This project, led by Dr Eliana Maestri, was supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England. All of the photos have been supplied by Theo Moye.