LAND2 Projects

The installation will be shown in the Shetland Museum, Lerwick from 22nd July – 27th August 2017. The artists will give a gallery talk about the work.

I began this project in Spring 2011 and it is on-going site specific piece of work. It is part of my interest in Place and Memory

My recently completed MA research, explored how a phenomenological experience of place could be effectively translated using the medium of pinhole photography.

Land2 Seminar at Huddersfield Art Gallery. Presentations by Deborah Gardner, Louise K Wilson , Sarah Hansonand David Walker-Barker

Sediment is a journey through a physical space, guided by the technology of satellite signals and hand held computers. All you have to do is walk. It explores the layers of Victoria Park in Bristol, but this could be any park in any city.

This unusual and provocative publication is one tangible outcome from an ongoing conversation formalized by members of two disciplines

Works in an exhibition of contemporary Welsh artists held at Cardiff University's School of Optometry and Vision Sciences, a collaborative performance that drew a physical line using chalk to link the exhibition at Cardiff University to the sea at Cardiff Bay

Summer 2009: The Pebble Beds Project archaeological dig directed by Professor Christopher Tilley.

The work exhibited as Fieldwork comes out of a week long visit made by ten members of LAND2 to the Hebriddean island of Mull. An Tobar, TheTobermory Arts Centre, is based in the Victorian school building overlooking the picturesque harbour on the Isle of Mull.

Throughout 2005-2008 I have been engaged on a series of related projects that have centred on the rural landscape of Northamptonshire, each of which has financed by bursary and development funding by The Arts Council of England.

During the week of April 14th, 2008, seven members of LAND2 and three PhD students, together with the photographer Josh Biggs, visited the Isle of Mull with a view to working separately and together in its geologically unusual and historically rich landscape.

I started as a dancer, moved in physical theatre, became a performance artist and then a public one. I am now trying to develop site sensitive works that encapsulate my varied practice through collaboration.

This research is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, is due to be completed and disseminated in the spring of 2008. The research explores the aesthetic and conceptual territory between fixed viewpoint, high-resolution photography and experiments with materials, sequences and events.

Bridges is a publication / exhibition project where each member of LAND2 was invited to provide a 'postcard' comprising an image and, if appropriate, a text and to invite a friend to join them in doing the same.

The Midsomer Norton Dig Project, Summer 2005 was a pilot inter-disciplinary project that aimed to use a local Archaeological Dig as a method of locating art practice(s). The project consisted of 5 female artists, 1 undergraduate student, 3 postgraduate students and 1 postgraduate.