Dee Honeybun is a London based artist and educator working with digital moving-image and photography. Practice-based research examines moving images in the cityscape, specifically those in retail fashion and apparel shop windows to explore sets of relations between networked images, the built environment, and the body. Collaboration is part of Honeybun’s approach, most recently working with a movement practitioner. Dee has many years experience as an artist educator using animation/filmmaking and the visual arts, planning and delivering workshops and projects to engage participants in the creativity process, stimulate curiosity and inspire learning. Dee builds projects in a collaborative way taking into account different learning styles. Experience is broad and includes working with early years, schools, young people with special educational needs, family learning and community groups alongside planning and delivering out-reach work with museums and public bodies.Dee originally studied ceramics. Following her Masters Degree, she discovered an affinity with video whilst working collaboratively in creative learning and community engagement. In 2013, experiments with editing provoked new explorations with moving image and sound. Alongside working in education, Dee has extensive gallery experience. She is currently the in-house photographer for a central London ceramics gallery, working part-time as part of a small team. Over the years Dee has had direct involvement with the many aspects of running a gallery.