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Projects and Residencies

ARTIST RESIDENCIES
March -May 2025
Thematic Network for Arctic Sustainable Art and Design
Living in the Landscape Arts (LiLA) 2025
Collaborative, multi-disciplinary research program coordinated by the University of Lapland, involving Nord University of Norway, Umeå University, Sweden, the University of the Highlands and Islands, and the University of the West of Scotland. This year’s program focused on land-based research in the fields of anthropology, indigenous history, craft-based research, and cultural
heritage.

September 2024- March 2025
Moray Way Association
Pilgrimages in Moray - Artist in Residence 
The Pilgrimages in Moray creative residency was based on the stories of walks around the Moray area in a book of the same name published in 1924. Facilitated by the Moray Way Association in partnership with Dance North, it was funded as part of the Arts in Moray Collective.
As one of five artists-in -residence, my residency was based in the Orton Estate near Fochabers. In partnership with a Moray Way board member, we recreated a walk to the well of St Mary’s which was said to have magical, healing, properties if drunk from on Midsummer. For my creative output I designed, hand carved and pressed a lino print in the style of 1920s illustrators retelling the story of the Midsummer pilgrimages. We will also lead a story-walk and themed printmaking workshop as part of the Moray walking and Outdoor Festival on Midsummer in June

March - October 2025
Thematic Network for Arctic Sustainable Art and Design
Living in the Landscape Arts (LiLA) 2025
Living in The Landscape is a collaborative, multi-disciplinary program coordinated by the University of Lapland, involving Nord University of Norway, Umeå University, Sweden, the University of the Highlands and Islands, and the University of the West of Scotland. The 2024 program was launched in March, with an online seminar phase until mid-May, followed by fieldwork in Rovaniemi, Lapland, Finland. Participants showcased their work at the RELATE NORTH symposium in November 2024.