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My arts practice explores how nature is shifting in the face of climate change.
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Humankind’s footprint has triggered the next geological era for our planet, known as the 'Anthropocene'. Our activity has had an enormous impact, fundamentally altering the planet’s climate, geology and ecosystems. I look to reconnect people with nature and offer up new ways of understanding the deep history of our planet, as well as its future.
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My work takes several different forms, including artworks for exhibitions, public sculpture commissions, developing cross-disciplinary research, and working with communities.
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Respecting and caring for the Earth's resources is central to my approach. My recent research, supported by Arts Council England, focuses on developing sustainable biomaterials. Using waste products—such as coffee grounds—in 3D printing technology, I create work that highlights the overconsumption of natural resources.
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Collaborating with the environmental sector has deepened my understanding of environmental policy and its practical application. Working with organisations like Natural England and the Broads Authority, and contributing to Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) projects across the East of England, has expanded my practice to focus on natural restoration strategies and strengthening the connection between communities and nature.
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When working with communities, I create projects that empower people of all ages. My approach is centred on being sensitive and flexible to people’s needs, and my projects are accessible to all. I aim to enable collaboration, helping people build connections, both with each other and the planet.
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Throughout my career, I have worked with a wide range of cultural, environmental and educational organisations, including:
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Poldra Sculpture Park, Portugal
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Barbican Centre
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Edinburgh Arts Festival
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Norwich University of the Arts
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GroundWork Gallery
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Natural England
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Hudson Architects
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Wicken Fen, National Trust
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STEAMhouse, Birmingham City University
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Sainsbury Centre
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Kettle’s Yard
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University of Cambridge Museums
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The Fitzwilliam Museum
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Lapworth Museum of Geology
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If you're interested in my practice and would like to find out more about how we could work together, please get in touch using the contact form below.
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Click here for the article ‘Aggregate’ I have written for Art, Space + Nature blog, which shares more behind my creative practice.