Becky will be exploring how coming into relationship with the soils, waters, skies of the British Isles on your own terms and through your own sensing body can be a practice for circumventing unwelcoming and harmful power structures and narrating your own sense of ‘belonging’.
Becky Lyon is an English-Jamaican artist working at the intersection of art and ecology. Her practice dwells in the sticky places between sensing bodies, tactile processes & the touchy-feely, earthly curriculums, power relations, word-world building, softness & slippery edges as rebel strategies, concrete-ologies and ecology as a “sourcebook” for co-flourishing.
She makes installations, rituals, objects and moving images. She is founder of Ground Provisions – an artist-led, schooled-by-the-forest for grown ups and the Squishy Sessions research collective. She has an MA Art & Science, MA Art & Ecology and BA Fashion. She is a volunteer London National Park City Ranger and side-hustles as a consultant and researcher for global brands.
