I am an artist-researcher-practitioner investigating how embodied drawing and mark-making can be better used within multispecies worlds or ‘common worlds’ research and environmental education.

My journey:

I have always drawn and believe in the power of drawing and mark-making as a both a personal and universal language of expression available to every age of human. I have worked in a range of environmental education settings delivering workshops, whilst also exhibiting my drawings in a number of group and solo exhibitions. I hold masters degrees in both Social Sciences (concentrating on environmental decision making and ethics) and Drawing for Fine Art Practice. It is the combination of these two passions that led to my practice-based PhD journey with Portsmouth University “Minibeasts, mark-making and me: Contemporary embodied drawing approaches to multispecies worlds” and I have enjoyed presenting my drawing research at national and international conferences.

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