Rowan, Cedars and Spruce shown with The Tree Art Gallery at the British Art Fair, Saatchi Gallery, Chelsea, London, UK.

One of five exhibitors in the Klompching Gallery Fresh 24 open call, Brooklyn New York.

'Burnt Offering' from my series Where once we stood on Scragged Oak Hill on display in the RA summer exhibition 2024. Selected by Ann Christopher the 2024 show coordinator.

‘For many people today, forests are places where they can seek relaxation and gain strength. Without the Romantic era, this special relationship with forests would hardly be conceivable. The exhibition invites you to explore connections between romantic and contemporary ideas about the forest - especially against the background of current ecological crises. Organized jointly by three museums - the German Romanticism Museum, the Senckenberg Naturmuseum Frankfurt and the Sinclair-Haus Museum - the exhibition offers an interdisciplinary journey of discovery through the forests of the past, present and future.’

Stiftung Kunst und Nature, Museum Sinlcair-Hause, Bad-Homburg, Frankfurt. 16th March — 11th August 2024

Royal Photographic Society International Photography Exhibition 165. Bristol 03.02.24

‘Run into the Wild Night’ selected for Obscura - Shadows and Whispers exhibition. Curated by Swanfall Art. St Pancras Crypt Gallery London

‘Woodwose’ chosen for Delphian Gallery open call exhibition. Unit 1 Gallery London.

A group show curated by the Photographic Exploration Project

April 2023 Bpart Berlin.

(from the catalogue) – In their photographic practice, artists often feel a special resonance with the places depicted in their images. They exert a certain attraction that can sometimes be used as a starting point for their creative process. But are those photographs really about the place itself, or about the relationship we have with it? Why are some places vibrating within us more than others? Is it because they carry a certain symbolism, or a feeling of belonging? Because they are related to a specific time in history and became a place of collective memory? Or because we have a kind of emotional relationship with them, in that they tell something about our roots, identity, family or personal story?

These questions have been explored in many different ways by artists who responded to PEP's open call. This exhibition will present their respective visions on the topic.

Interview with Know Ideas Podcast.

Listen here

Works from Into the Wild Night and Where once we stood on Scragged Oak Hill.
Photo Open Exhibition, Royal West of England Academy, Bristol UK, 28.01.23 — 01.05.23

Interview. https://www.culturamas.es/2023/01/24/la-fina-membrana-que-separa-dos-mundos/

Presentation and talk for the London Fortean Society’s Haunted Landscape conference. Conway Hall Holborn, London. November 19th 2022

Group exhibition

MYO, 123 Victoria street London. 25th August 2022 - 24 February 2023.

A Space for Art are delighted to present ‘Future Planet’ – an exhibition that explores sustainability, biophilia and the positive human impact on the environment whilst also highlighting the challenges facing the natural world. These works serve to remind us what is at stake, what can be lost, and emphasizes the care and commitment required by us as individuals, corporations, governments and countries to protect our planet.

A group exhibition exploring folklore curated by Flora Fairbairn and Katie Heller.
Chiltern St Marylebone London. May 2022.

Artists included:

MAMMA ANDERSSON
PAUL ARCHARD
OLIVER BARNETT
SAMUEL BASSET
GRETA BELLAMACINA
PAUL BENNEY
ANNA BOGGON
BEA BONAFINI
JOHN CAPLE
RON & NICK CARTER
DINOS CHAPMAN
AISHA CHRISTISON
MIRANDA DONOVAN
BEN EDGE
ROSANNAGH SCARLET ESSON
MINNIE EVANS
TESSA FARMER
CHRISTINA FORRER
OLGA FRANTSKEVICH
TOM GALLANT
JASPER GOODALL
LEAH GORDON
PHILIP GOSS
DAVID HOCKNEY
ANN-MARIE JAMES
MARK KARASICK
TAE KIM
JUDIT KRISTENSEN
HENRY KROKATSIS
LIANE LANG
HANNAH LEES
WOLFE VON LENKIEWICZ
GEORGES LIAUTAUD
MÁRIO MACILAU
ROBERT MONTGOMERY
ELEANOR MORETON
RYAN MOSLEY
MARIELE NEUDECKER
ABE ODEDINA
ZAK OVÉ
REBECCA PARKIN
OLIVER PEARCE
PAIGE PERKINS
FREYA POCKLINGTON
ALAN RANKLE
PAULA REGO
BARRY REIGATE
LORNA ROBERTSON
ORLANDO SEALE
NOOKA SHEPHERD
KIKI SMITH
JANET SOBEL
ALEXIS SOUL-GRAY
SUZANNE TREISTER
JOHNSON WEREE
JUSTIN WILLIAMS

Exhibition at the white Box Nobu hotel London as a finalist in the Louis Roederer photography prize for sustainability.

The Louis Roederer Photography Prize for Sustainability supports contemporary photographers with an interest in shining a light on sustainability and environmental issues.

Exhibited at Photo London 2022 with MMX gallery, Somerset House. May 2022

‘Journey into Night’ feature editorial: Aesthetica Magazine issue 106. April/May 2022

Exhibition: Birch Community, London. Oct 2021 - March 2022

Panel Discussion: Twilight, Free Thinking, BBC radio 3. 26th October 2021.

Photographing at nightfall, capturing the sense of light in classical music, the charged body of a black Jaguar in the Amazon: Eleanor Rosamund Barraclough's guests - poet Pascale Petit, photographer Jasper Goodall, literary expert Alexandra Harris and composer Sally Beamish - discuss the way twilight has been reflected in their own work and that of writers and painters of the past.

Editorial: Guardian Centre spread. July 8th 2021 and online feature here

Exhibition: Photo London 2021, MMX gallery room, Somerset House. September 2021

Editorial: Photo London Academy digital magazine issue 46. View here

Solo exhibition: MMX Gallery London. June/July 2021

Exhibition: Royal Academy Summer Exhibition - Sonia Boyce curated room, London 2020