Connecting Communities Through Art, Heritage & Sustainability
Heritage Life Horizons is a creative education and cultural innovation organisation dedicated to connecting communities through art, heritage, and sustainability. Drawing on decades of artistic excellence from the renowned environmental and educational artist Jeffrey Phillips, we design programmes that bridge cultures, inspire young people, and illuminate the shared stories that shape our world.
Our mission is to empower future generations through creative learning, global citizenship, and impactful environmental storytelling—rooted in the belief that art has the power to transform understanding, foster empathy, and spark social change.
Empowering students through artistic excellence and environmental storytelling
Bridging cultures and building understanding across borders
Creating environmental awareness through impactful art and education
An exciting new partnership with the Arts and Humanities Department at Swansea University
We are now preparing to launch our international pilot project, "From Daffodils to Desert." This groundbreaking initiative will connect schools in Wales and the Middle East, enabling students to collaborate on sustainability-led art projects, develop cross-cultural understanding, and build joint creative solutions for a shared future.
Heritage Life Horizons is committed to delivering high-quality educational experiences that elevate Welsh creativity on the global stage while nurturing meaningful exchange between the UK and the Middle East.
The project is designed for students aged 11–14 years old, fostering creativity and global awareness during this crucial developmental stage.
A series of engaging sessions at international schools in the UK and Middle East, starting with Wales and Qatar, using artwork imagery as a foundation for exploring sustainability and the environment on a global level.
Students from Wales and the Middle East working together on creative solutions, building lasting connections and mutual understanding.
Exploring environmental themes through the lens of Jeffrey Phillips' artworks, inspiring action and awareness.
Working with schools, universities, cultural bodies, and environmental organisations to shape the next generation of global leaders.
Providing recognized accreditation for student achievements
Official Accreditation Body
We are proud to partner with OpenAwards.org.uk, a recognized awarding organization, to provide students participating in our projects with official accreditation for their learning and achievements.
Accredited Certificates
Student Achievement
Official Recognition
Career Ready
For Schools & Educators: Our partnership with OpenAwards ensures that student participation in Heritage Life Horizons projects is formally recognized, providing valuable documentation of skills development in environmental education, cultural exchange, and creative problem-solving.
74-Year-Old Welsh Artist • Environmental & Educational Themes • 50+ Years of Artistic Excellence
A visual foundation inspiring discussions on sustainability and environmental balance
Jeffrey Phillips is a 74-year-old Welsh artist based in Swansea whose work focuses on environmental and educational themes. With over 50 years of artistic excellence, his work has inspired communities, schools, and cultural organisations across the globe.
A central part of our educational projects is his Millennium Award-winning painting, The Wheel of Balance, which provides a visual foundation to inspire and guide discussions about sustainability, heritage, and our shared environmental future.
Artistic excellence and environmental advocacy
Millennium Award recognition
Inspiring communities worldwide
By working with schools, universities, cultural bodies, and environmental organisations, we aim to create long-term impact, inspire innovation in education, and shape the next generation of global leaders.
Engaging young minds through creative programmes
Academic partnerships for research and innovation
Preserving and celebrating heritage together
Driving sustainability through collaboration
Whether you're a school, university, cultural organisation, or environmental group—we'd love to collaborate with you to inspire the next generation.