Internetopia is a project by the artist benjamin redford. his work has been covered in artnet fastco the washington post amongst others and stocked in the moma design store nyc. he lives happily in a semi falling down house in london with his wife bea and son, felix.

internetopia 1 is the largest crowdsourced drawing made from the internet. it was completed in 2014, hand drawn from thousands of requests from around the globe. the original piece measured 2x1 metres and was lent to a curator in Paris, who promptly lost it and declared bankruptcy but we're not bitter. a limited print edition of 220 sold out on the first day.

a colour edition of internetopia was completed in 2014. an edition of 300 sold out in one day.

completed in the lockdowns of 2021 from hundreds of requests from around the globe, including one marriage proposal (we hope she said yes). it was the first internetopia project to be animated.

the tech giants are hand made a4 prints of big tech as giant robots with 10% of each edition, including hand drawn uv laeyr that can only be seen with a uv torch. it will be an ongoing series with many more to come.