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My work explores our relationship with places, the local and specific, at the same time making connections with wider issues such as climate change and the broader ecological crisis - directly linking it to our everyday lives. Most often I work in or with public space. The aim is to make work that has immediacy and engages in a directly accessible way. This often involves working across fields and working collaboratively with other artists, architects, landscape architects, filmmakers, scientists, community groups, activists etc.I believe that working in this way can generate interventions that sometimes provoke, engage, connect and question, but also open up possibilities for direct actions that repair and regenerate.
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ArtistFlotilla ProjectBristol, Gb
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ArtistTidelight Feb 2022 - PresentBristol, England, United Kingdom
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Landscape ArchitectBristol City Council Aug 2017 - PresentBristol, United KingdomWorking as part of City Design Group - An innovative multi-disciplinary team comprising Landscape Architects, Architects, Urban Designers, Ecologists, Archeologists and Public Art specialists. CDG takes a holistic approach to city making and draws on the wide and diverse experience of team members who come from all over the world.
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OwnerLandscomm Apr 2016 - Aug 2017Bristol, United Kingdom
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Principal Landscape ArchitectSoltys Brewster Oct 2015 - Apr 2016ReadingCovering the Southern region, including London, the South-East, South-West and the South Midlands. Providing a full range of landscape and ecology consultancy services.
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Urban DesignerSustrans Jan 2013 - Jan 2015Bristol, United KingdomWorking with communities to create temporary and longer term interventions that activate urban spaces in innovative ways. Based in South London, Reading, Southend-on-Sea and Derby, these projects draw on a range of approaches, for example, temporary art interventions, urban growing, events and 'traffic calming' measures that lead to the reclamation of underused space and traffic dominated road corridors. Ultimately these projects aim to strengthen social ties help improve physical and mental wellbeing, whilst creating exciting, robust and sustainable places. -
ArtistGlimpsed Oct 2012 - Dec 2012Bristol, United KingdomAn artist led project using large scale moving images based on manipulated fragments of original wildlife film footage. Fleeting glimpses of rare and endangered animals were rear-projected across windows at the M Shed museum in Bristol. Lasting for a couple of seconds, or just a fraction of a second (like an animal seen for a moment in a forest) the images suggested symbolically suggests the fragility and vulnerability of these species. The project was funded by Arts Council England and ran in partnership with Wildscreen.
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Landscape ArchitectCooper Partnership Jan 2012 - Dec 2012BristolWorking as a chartered landscape architect across a range of projects including the creation of large scale sustainable urban drainage new wetland habitats, creation of new parks and town centre urban regeneration projects.
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Landscape ArchitectFreelance Jan 2010 - Dec 2011Working as a chartered landscape architect across on a wide range of projects with established landscape design practices on a freelance basis. Projects included significant design input for a major urban forest park in Chongqing in China, providing a 'green lung' at the heart of a proposed new urban extension, designed to house more than 3 million people.
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ArtistWatermarks Project Feb 2009 - Dec 2009Bristol, United KingdomWatermarks is a public art project that explores rising sea levels. Flood level marks were projected on to the front of buildings, showing how high water levels could potentially rise based on current predictions (and also explores more extreme, worst-case scenarios). By displaying these levels in real space, the project aimed to help the audience imagine the depth and extent of this potential future flooding – allowing us to measure the possible future water levels against ourselves in familiar environments. Watermarks was supported by Arts Council, England and the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research. -
Landscape ArchitectNicholas Pearson Associates Nov 2006 - Nov 2009Bath, United KingdomMy experience at NPA includes major urban regeneration projects, lighting design and public art/landscape design input for projects including a new medical research facility at Imperial College. Also substantial work on integrating urban sustainable drainage systems into new urban extensions - that reconcile the ecological with the functional and aesthetic.
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