Installed on the Broadway facing wall in April 2011, the piece celebrated the local community in a monumental group portrait. Andrew utilised the wall’s architectural remnants of two previous floors to arrange the eighteen large-scale photographs, which were framed in red neon. The artist described the work as “three rows of six historical photographic portraits of people from the brewery site as a large-scale pulsating glowing wall of faces”.
Andrew not only depicted the workers, but the brewery’s broader community: “I am interested in the workers, but also local residents, people who visited and drank at the pubs, kids who played in the area, even people who may have delivered or made other calls for various reasons at the brewery”.