Chatham, Kent UK
In my practice I work with the themes of the body in/as landscape, and how we embody places and/as technologies, using a mix of photography, drawing and writing across analogue and digital. In my current work, I am interested in using artistic practice to critically explore philosophies around land use, land access, accepted forms of knowledge and the purpose and burden of collection, care, use and ownership of resources. This work spans archives (physical and digital), imperfect and experimental photography and photogrammetry, and interactive storytelling approaches.
Giving and Taking
Digital Photography Collage
Glitch 1
Digital Photography and Post Processing
Black and White
Scanography
Glue Curl
Photography
Embodied Excoriations 1
Pen and Ink Drawing transferred to Wool and Thread
Tarot Cards XIV and XX
Digital Photography and Mixed Media Collage
Website: www.creativevalues.com
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Details: Dr Jane Robb is an artist and academic with over a decade of experience in environmental education, including as a qualified teacher and lecturer in outdoor education. She has a PhD in Natural Resources, and is pursuing a second PhD in Art and Design at De Montfort University, through which she is also a member of the Picturing Climate Network. Her exhibited work spans fine art photography, photo-essays, drawings, video, animation and illustrated flash fiction.
Virga Gallery 