Exhibitions
I’ve been invited to exhibit Wild Wings of Hope at the iconic Scottish Ornithologists’ Club — a beautiful and fitting setting, where swallows return to nest each year.
Under the Skin returns to Swansea University with the full collection of artworks and a pop-up screenprint workshop, inviting students to upcycle garments and explore the rich ecology on their doorstep.
Final event dates TBC...
Delivering a series of Wild Wings of Hope workshops interweaving papercraft, live storytelling and drumming in collaboration with Ghanaian storyteller Chief Gift Amu to celebrate swift migration between the UK and Africa.
Wild Wings of Hope returns to the National Museum of Scotland with an exhibition of papercut insects celebrating the long-distance migrations of moths and butterflies.
A creative wellbeing programme combining papercraft, storytelling and Messages of Hope with participants’ artworks gathered into community displays.
The Royal Entomological Society invited Wild Wings of Hope to its Outreach SIG meeting, alongside collaborating entomologist Ashleigh Whiffin where we shared the project and a hands-on papercut workshop.
A programme of papercraft, storytelling and conservation, presented with National Museums Scotland, RSPB and Butterfly Conservation as part of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival.
I took 150 purpose-driven entrepreneurs behind the scenes of Wild Wings for Hope, a creative venture using art and storytelling to explore our shared dependence on nature—a force that knows no borders—and the urgent need for unity in a time of crisis.
Students are invited to explore Under the Skin's interactive artwork, alongside a circular economy lecture and hands-on print workshop using upcycled garments and algae-based inks.
A year-long exhibit of Under the Skin's augmented reality climate education experience revealing threats facing endangered species around the world.
As flocks of birdwatchers from around the world migrated to Rutland, Under the Skin joined them with our inks and interactive artwork, shining a light on endangered species from across the globe.
Screening of Under the Skin's award-winning film The Last Vaquita, followed by an artist Q&A and the launch of our screenprint celebrating marine life of the Bay Area.
Under the Skin has been selected as one of this year’s 65 featured UK artists for the 7th Great Print Exhibition, an annual celebration of the art of printmaking.
Singer-songwriter Nick Mulvey performed an intimate concert among the complete Under the Skin screenprint collection during our COP26 exhibition.
An interactive exhibition illuminating the global extinction crisis through phosphorescent wildlife screenprints and augmented reality during COP26 in Glasgow.
Under the Skin exhibited at the iconic Scottish Ornithologists’ Club, celebrating wildlife, biodiversity and conservation.
Under the Skin was selected alongside 65 UK artists for the 6th Great Print Exhibition, an annual celebration of contemporary printmaking.
Our first solo Under the Skin exhibition illuminated endangered species and the conservation efforts working to protect them at ONCA Gallery, Brighton.
Over a weekend in January, Under the Skin transformed the Museum of Natural History with phosphorescent wildlife artworks, encouraging visitors of all ages to reflect on extinction and the natural world.
An exhibition supporting Surfers Against Sewage, featuring 15 ocean-inspired prints from Ebb & Flow celebrating the beauty and wonder of the sea.
Under the Skin was selected for Print International at Tŷ Pawb among more than 85 artists from eight countries — and awarded the £500 People’s Choice Prize.
The Conservation Optimism Summit brought together charities and NGOs to offer empowering solutions for conservation. We were invited to share our Under the Skin print collection at the launch event.
An immersive papercut installation celebrating the beauty, diversity and ecological importance of the extraordinary (and often overlooked) world of insects.
Under the Skin was selected for the World Illustration Awards 2019 exhibition at Somerset House before joining its international tour.
Under the Skin exhibited with the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation as part of Wildlife Artist of the Year 2019.
Co-presenting Under the Skin with my brother, sharing the project and its artwork while offering students feedback on sustainable design practice.
