Statement
Julie F Hill’s research-led practice responds to the vastness of nature as represented by modern science. Taking an expanded approach to photography, she creates sculptural prints and installations that explore conceptions of deep-space and cosmological time. Sculpture and photography are harnessed as intersecting methodologies for exploring these dimensions. Through her work she questions processes of scientific knowledge production and the technologies used in its construction.
The scale of her large and evolving sculptural print works such as Earth, Water, Night (2023–), Dark River (2018–20), Cave (2023) work towards the idea of ‘intimate immensity’: reworking data into sculptural, ‘affective spaces’ that afford an imaginative and bodily engagement with the viewer. Their forms often resemble uncanny geological and meteorological phenomena: The Earth’s deep time evidenced in its geology offers our closest approximation to the grand scales of the cosmos and its scales and orders beyond the human. Ideas of non-human agency are explored via artificial intelligence systems trained on vast astronomy datasets to conjure their own view of the cosmos (Through Machine & Darkness, (2018–21); the exploration of kinship structures of ‘minor bodies of the solar system’, such as asteroids, moons and cosmic dust (In the debris of planets (2021); The Chemical Kinship of Stony Entities (2021;25); as well as imagining alternative instruments to those offered by technoscience for coming to know the cosmos – for example, embroidery and sculptural works that explore water as the eye of the landscape, an alternative instrument for looking at time.
Through materiality she highlights the intimate connections and exchanges between the organic and the inorganic; life and non-life; earth and space. Through these intersections she aims to collapse distinctions between different temporal and spatial scales to connect with the ecological project of thinking beyond anthropocentricity, inspiring care and attention for the vast inorganic realm of rocks and stars.
Linked elements of writing, performance and cookery are often devised to accompany her installations.
Biography
Julie studied at Central Saint Martins and the Royal College of Art, and was Fellow in Digital Print at the Royal Academy Schools (2017–20). She was selected for the Land Art Agency’s Sustainable Futures: Outer Space residency series where she was partnered with environmental anthropologist Dr Valerie Olson (2021). She was awarded the Annie Maunder Prize for Image Innovation as part of the Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year, Royal Museums Greenwich (2020) with her work being exhibited at The National Maritime Museum (2020–21), Jodrell Banks (2021) and Fox Talbot Museum (2021–22). In 2019 she was awarded an Arts Council Developing Your Creative Practice grant for her project Through Machine & Darkness, looking at the use of AI in astronomy and was recently awarded a second for her research project First Contact which will see her create work in response to the Harvard Plate Stacks collection, Harvard College Observatory, further deepening her investigation into the intertwined practices of astronomy and photography and female contributions in this field. She has exhibited nationally and internationally in solo, group shows and residencies including: The Book of Sand, HS Projects (2024–); Seeing Stars, The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery, Leeds, UK (2022); Sustainable Futures: Outer Space, Land Art Agency residency (2021); The AI Gallery, National Gallery, online (2021–); The Space Out of Time, Terminal Creek Contemporary / Capture Photography Festival, Vancouver, CA (2019); In Search of Darkness, Lumen/Grizedale Sculpture (2018) and Single-Shot, Tate Britain, London, UK & touring (2007–11). She was longlisted for the Aesthetica Art Prize in 2025. In 2022–3 she was awarded an a-n Professional Development bursary.
She has been awarded funding for her artistic and curatorial projects including Passengers (2016–), a continuing site-specific exhibition series which looks at the social, historical and material contexts of various sites and architectures, as well as Cartographies of Life & Death, curated for Artakt, Central Saint Martins College of Arts & Design and London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine that celebrated the work of physican John Snow who mapped the cholera epidemics of the late 1800s and was funded by a Wellcome Trust People’s Award and Arts Council England.
Her work is held in private and public collections including the Harvard Plate Stacks and ESR Europe.
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JULIE F HILL. From Dorset, UK. Lives and works in London.
EDUCATION
• Royal Academy Schools, Digital Print Fellow
• MA, Royal College of Art
• BA, Central Saint Martins
• The Arts Institute, Bournemouth
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
The Book of Sand, 5 Marble Arch, London.UK. Curated by HS Projects. 2024–25.
Earth, Water, Night, The Stone Space, 2023
Cavern, Glass Cloud Gallery, London, UK. 2020
The Space Out of Time, Terminal Creek Contemporary/Capture Photography Festival, Vancouver, CA. 2019
Mirror Darkness, Lumen Studios, London, UK 2017
Deserts on the moons of other planets, Passengers, London, UK. 2017 (Solo)
A Rake’s Progress, Dimensions Variable, Miami, USA, 2012
Single-Shot: Glass Gun, Manchester Craft and Design Centre, Manchester, UK, 2008
DUO EXHIBITIONS
Of Stars & Chasms, ArthouSE1, London, UK. 2019
Uncertain Ruins, Swiss Cottage Gallery, Camden, London, UK. 2019–20
A Stone Sky, Thames-Side Studios Gallery, Nov 2023.
RESIDENCIES
Food & Art Studies, Institute of Post-Natural Studies & La Foresta, ES / IT, The Gramounce, 2023–24
Sustainable Futures Series: Outer Space, Land Art Agency. 2021. Partnered with Dr Valerie Olson and artists Abigail Hunt & Kieren Reed.
DEFAULT 19, Ramdom, Gagliano del Capo, IT. 2019
Terminal Creek Contemporary, Bowen Island, Vancouver, CA. 2019
In Search of Darkness, Grizedale Sculpture. 2018
Lumen Studios, London, UK. 2017
Lumen: Atina, IT. 2016
The Florence Trust, London, 2013–14
EDUCATION
• Royal Academy Schools, Digital Print Fellow
• MA, Royal College of Art
• BA, Central Saint Martins
• The Arts Institute, Bournemouth
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
The Book of Sand, 5 Marble Arch, London.UK. Curated by HS Projects. 2024–25.
Earth, Water, Night, The Stone Space, 2023
Cavern, Glass Cloud Gallery, London, UK. 2020
The Space Out of Time, Terminal Creek Contemporary/Capture Photography Festival, Vancouver, CA. 2019
Mirror Darkness, Lumen Studios, London, UK 2017
Deserts on the moons of other planets, Passengers, London, UK. 2017 (Solo)
A Rake’s Progress, Dimensions Variable, Miami, USA, 2012
Single-Shot: Glass Gun, Manchester Craft and Design Centre, Manchester, UK, 2008
DUO EXHIBITIONS
Of Stars & Chasms, ArthouSE1, London, UK. 2019
Uncertain Ruins, Swiss Cottage Gallery, Camden, London, UK. 2019–20
A Stone Sky, Thames-Side Studios Gallery, Nov 2023.
RESIDENCIES
Food & Art Studies, Institute of Post-Natural Studies & La Foresta, ES / IT, The Gramounce, 2023–24
Sustainable Futures Series: Outer Space, Land Art Agency. 2021. Partnered with Dr Valerie Olson and artists Abigail Hunt & Kieren Reed.
DEFAULT 19, Ramdom, Gagliano del Capo, IT. 2019
Terminal Creek Contemporary, Bowen Island, Vancouver, CA. 2019
In Search of Darkness, Grizedale Sculpture. 2018
Lumen Studios, London, UK. 2017
Lumen: Atina, IT. 2016
The Florence Trust, London, 2013–14
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
Aesthetica Art Prize, York Art Gallery. 2025.
The Geological Unconscious, Hypha Studios, London. UK. (Artist + Curator). 2025.
An Xhibition of Small Things with Big Ideas, White Conduit Projects, Curated by Paul Carey-Kent & Yuki Miyake, 2024–25
HyperThyme, Espacio Gaviota, Madrid, ES. Curated by Kevin Bello for The Gramounce, 2024.
Outside/In, SET Ealing, Curated by Anna Lytridou. London, UK. 2024
Seventeen, Bomb Factory, Marylebone, London. 2023
Aora IV: Light, Aora. 2022.
Heaven Neither Burning Farther, The Crypt Gallery, London, UK. 2022
Seeing Stars, The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery, Leeds, UK. 2022
Carbon-Borders-Voices. 2022 (online)
The AI Gallery, National Gallery X: National Gallery, London, UK. 2021
Thinking Machines, National Gallery X & RUSI: National Gallery, London, UK. 2021
Astronomy Photographer of the Year, National Maritime Museum + Jodrell Banks, 2020–21. Fox Talbot Museum, 2021–22
VIA Art Prize, Embassy of Brazil, UK. 2020
Transits for Local Midnights, Part I & II, Home Cooking (online). Curated by Asad Raza, Mariana Simnett & Prem Krishnamurthy. 2020
The Island of Bad Art and other new discoveries, Joseph Wales Studios, Margate, UK. 2019
The Immaculate Dream, Collyer Bristow Gallery, London. Curated by Rosalind Davies. 2019
Field/s ONE, Sluice HQ, London, UK. 2018
In Search of Darkness, Grizedale Sculpture Project Space, Cumbria, UK. 2018
LCN Showcase, SPACE, London, UK. 2018
Recreational Grounds II, Ground Floor Car Park, Wendover House, London, UK. Curated by Fiona Grady & Tim Ralston. 2018
Constellations, curated by Lumen, Art Night Associate Programme, London, UK. 2017
School of Light, curated by Lumen, Ugly Duck, London, UK. 2017
La Fine Dell’Universo, The Crypt Gallery, London, UK. 2016 & La Fine Dell’Universo, Atina, IT. Curated by Lumen. 2016
Pokey Hat, curated by VERBureau, Glagow International Festival, Glasgow, UK. 2016
Uncertain States, The Arts Pavilion, (PhotoMonth), London, UK. 2015
Sluice Art Fair, London, UK. 2015
Guerilla Sculpture Park, Middlesex Filter Beds, Tremelo Projects/ArtLicks, London, UK. 2015
Activating the Archive, Banner Repeater/ Hackney Archives, London, UK. 2015
Summer Exhibition, The Florence Trust, London, UK. 2014
inconTROLL, Sassoon Gallery at Peckham Springs, London, UK. 2014
Cartographies of Life & Death, LSHTM/Artakt, London, (Curator). 2013
Salon Photo Prize, Matt Roberts Arts, London, UK. 2011
Ffilm: Single-Shot, Glynn Vivian Art Gallery/Film & Video Umbrella, Swansea, 2010–2011
The Mulberry Tree Press, SE8, London, UK, 2010
Print & Design Now, Bearspace, London & The London Art Fair, London, UK. 2010
C.R.A.S.H: A Postcapitalist A–Z, Artsadmin, London, UK. 2010
Festival Pocket Films, Forum des Images, Pompidou Centre, Paris, France. 2007
Stick*Stamp*Fly, Gasworks, London, UK. 2007
ArtRadio, Cornerhouse, Manchester, UK. 2007
Single-Shot, Tate Britain & touring, UK. 2007
Object:React, ICA, London, UK. 2006
All The Love’s, Resonance FM, London, UK. 2006
Aesthetica Art Prize, York Art Gallery. 2025.
The Geological Unconscious, Hypha Studios, London. UK. (Artist + Curator). 2025.
An Xhibition of Small Things with Big Ideas, White Conduit Projects, Curated by Paul Carey-Kent & Yuki Miyake, 2024–25
HyperThyme, Espacio Gaviota, Madrid, ES. Curated by Kevin Bello for The Gramounce, 2024.
Outside/In, SET Ealing, Curated by Anna Lytridou. London, UK. 2024
Seventeen, Bomb Factory, Marylebone, London. 2023
Aora IV: Light, Aora. 2022.
Heaven Neither Burning Farther, The Crypt Gallery, London, UK. 2022
Seeing Stars, The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery, Leeds, UK. 2022
Carbon-Borders-Voices. 2022 (online)
The AI Gallery, National Gallery X: National Gallery, London, UK. 2021
Thinking Machines, National Gallery X & RUSI: National Gallery, London, UK. 2021
Astronomy Photographer of the Year, National Maritime Museum + Jodrell Banks, 2020–21. Fox Talbot Museum, 2021–22
VIA Art Prize, Embassy of Brazil, UK. 2020
Transits for Local Midnights, Part I & II, Home Cooking (online). Curated by Asad Raza, Mariana Simnett & Prem Krishnamurthy. 2020
The Island of Bad Art and other new discoveries, Joseph Wales Studios, Margate, UK. 2019
The Immaculate Dream, Collyer Bristow Gallery, London. Curated by Rosalind Davies. 2019
Field/s ONE, Sluice HQ, London, UK. 2018
In Search of Darkness, Grizedale Sculpture Project Space, Cumbria, UK. 2018
LCN Showcase, SPACE, London, UK. 2018
Recreational Grounds II, Ground Floor Car Park, Wendover House, London, UK. Curated by Fiona Grady & Tim Ralston. 2018
Constellations, curated by Lumen, Art Night Associate Programme, London, UK. 2017
School of Light, curated by Lumen, Ugly Duck, London, UK. 2017
La Fine Dell’Universo, The Crypt Gallery, London, UK. 2016 & La Fine Dell’Universo, Atina, IT. Curated by Lumen. 2016
Pokey Hat, curated by VERBureau, Glagow International Festival, Glasgow, UK. 2016
Uncertain States, The Arts Pavilion, (PhotoMonth), London, UK. 2015
Sluice Art Fair, London, UK. 2015
Guerilla Sculpture Park, Middlesex Filter Beds, Tremelo Projects/ArtLicks, London, UK. 2015
Activating the Archive, Banner Repeater/ Hackney Archives, London, UK. 2015
Summer Exhibition, The Florence Trust, London, UK. 2014
inconTROLL, Sassoon Gallery at Peckham Springs, London, UK. 2014
Cartographies of Life & Death, LSHTM/Artakt, London, (Curator). 2013
Salon Photo Prize, Matt Roberts Arts, London, UK. 2011
Ffilm: Single-Shot, Glynn Vivian Art Gallery/Film & Video Umbrella, Swansea, 2010–2011
The Mulberry Tree Press, SE8, London, UK, 2010
Print & Design Now, Bearspace, London & The London Art Fair, London, UK. 2010
C.R.A.S.H: A Postcapitalist A–Z, Artsadmin, London, UK. 2010
Festival Pocket Films, Forum des Images, Pompidou Centre, Paris, France. 2007
Stick*Stamp*Fly, Gasworks, London, UK. 2007
ArtRadio, Cornerhouse, Manchester, UK. 2007
Single-Shot, Tate Britain & touring, UK. 2007
Object:React, ICA, London, UK. 2006
All The Love’s, Resonance FM, London, UK. 2006
BIBLIOGRAPHY
The Geological Unconscious, with contributions from Jason Groves and Ruth Siddall. 2025
A Stone Sky, with essay by Anjana Janardhan. 2023
Earth, Water, Night, with essay by Victoria Walters. 2023
What makes a lake, Another Earth. 2023
Less A Building: Interactions with the London Zoo Aviary, Michaela Nettell (artist/editor). Pub. Passengers. 2021
Times III: Terrain, 87 Gallery. 2021
Recreational Grounds, eds. Fiona Grady, Tim Ralston & Anna Lytridou. 2021
Artist Feature: The Universal Library, Sluice A/W 2020–21
Uncertain Ruins, with contributions from Roberto Trotta, Crystal Bennes, Libby Heaney et al. 2020
Default 19: Extreme Land, Ramdom. 2019
Of Stars & Chasms, exhibition catalogue with essay by Sara Jaspan. 2019
Passengers, exhibition catalogue with essay by Farrah Jarral. 2018
Ladies Room, with texts by Marina Warner, Farrah Jarral & Nella Aarne. Petel, 2016
Uncertain States, catalogue. 2015
The Lost Aura, Petrel, artist book. 2015
Florence Trust, catalogue. 2014
inconTROLL, catalogue. 2014
‘Stoke Newington Library’ in All the Libraries, Ruth Beale and Simon Elvins. 2014
Cartographies of Life & Death, web-catalogue, ed. Julie Hill and Caterina Albano. 2013
Crying Out Loud, exhibition catalogue with essays by Volker Sommer, Chantal Faust and Deborah Levy. Petrel. 2012
The Mulberry Tree Press: Partial Fictions, SE8, London. 2011
Crisp Divination: Tuberosumography, artist book, Exposure Publishing, ISBN 1846851920, May 2006, 2011
SELECTED PRESS
Lumen // Artist of the month. 10.20
The Experience we were supposed to be having: Asad Raza on DIY Intimacy, Édouard Glissant, and Home Cooking, 032c.com. 06.20
Travelling Bristolian artists, and Toy Story characters, among treats at Art Licks Weekend festival, The Art Newspaper, 10.19
Sculpting the cosmos, Bowen Island Undercurrent, 04.19
Review of Field/s, Lina Ivanova, Revolv, 11.18
‘Kosmos: History is constructed’, Art Narratives, 04.16
Interview: ‘Doctors didn’t know how cholera spread until one genius drew a map’, Science Solved It, Motherboard/VICE Radio, 05.17
Pokey Hat, The Tempohouse, Apr 2016
Exploring a woman’s space, Radio Gorgeous, Feb 2016
City Gallery, The Bristol Magazine, Feb 2016
Maps and Legends, The Lancet, 2013
John Snow & Disease Mapping, M Reisz, Times Higher Education, 2013
A Rake’s Progress, Amanda Sanfilippo, The Miami Rail, Winter 2012
DWNTWN ArtHouse adds to lively downtown Miami scene, Tom Austin, Miami Herald, 30 Sep 2012
The First 48 Hours, Give or Take, Art Practical, 26 Sep 2012
A conversation with Julie Hill, artisabout.com
Crying Out Loud, Zoe Pilger, The Independent, Visual Arts Review 4*, 30 May 2012
Crying Out Loud, Artfeelers.com, May 2011
Selected Portfolio, Forms of practice, Idea magazine, Issue 340. May 2010
London Art Fair: A project of tradition, Oliver Basciano, Artreview.com, Jan 2010
Artbreakers: Artists to Watch, NYLON magazine, Feb 2008
Single-Shot, Modern Painters, March 2007
Single-shot, Aaron Callow, Aesthetica Magazine, Feb/Mar/Apr 2007
Single-Shot, Film Preview, The Guardian Guide, Nov 2006
The Geological Unconscious, with contributions from Jason Groves and Ruth Siddall. 2025
A Stone Sky, with essay by Anjana Janardhan. 2023
Earth, Water, Night, with essay by Victoria Walters. 2023
What makes a lake, Another Earth. 2023
Less A Building: Interactions with the London Zoo Aviary, Michaela Nettell (artist/editor). Pub. Passengers. 2021
Times III: Terrain, 87 Gallery. 2021
Recreational Grounds, eds. Fiona Grady, Tim Ralston & Anna Lytridou. 2021
Artist Feature: The Universal Library, Sluice A/W 2020–21
Uncertain Ruins, with contributions from Roberto Trotta, Crystal Bennes, Libby Heaney et al. 2020
Default 19: Extreme Land, Ramdom. 2019
Of Stars & Chasms, exhibition catalogue with essay by Sara Jaspan. 2019
Passengers, exhibition catalogue with essay by Farrah Jarral. 2018
Ladies Room, with texts by Marina Warner, Farrah Jarral & Nella Aarne. Petel, 2016
Uncertain States, catalogue. 2015
The Lost Aura, Petrel, artist book. 2015
Florence Trust, catalogue. 2014
inconTROLL, catalogue. 2014
‘Stoke Newington Library’ in All the Libraries, Ruth Beale and Simon Elvins. 2014
Cartographies of Life & Death, web-catalogue, ed. Julie Hill and Caterina Albano. 2013
Crying Out Loud, exhibition catalogue with essays by Volker Sommer, Chantal Faust and Deborah Levy. Petrel. 2012
The Mulberry Tree Press: Partial Fictions, SE8, London. 2011
Crisp Divination: Tuberosumography, artist book, Exposure Publishing, ISBN 1846851920, May 2006, 2011
SELECTED PRESS
Lumen // Artist of the month. 10.20
The Experience we were supposed to be having: Asad Raza on DIY Intimacy, Édouard Glissant, and Home Cooking, 032c.com. 06.20
Travelling Bristolian artists, and Toy Story characters, among treats at Art Licks Weekend festival, The Art Newspaper, 10.19
Sculpting the cosmos, Bowen Island Undercurrent, 04.19
Review of Field/s, Lina Ivanova, Revolv, 11.18
‘Kosmos: History is constructed’, Art Narratives, 04.16
Interview: ‘Doctors didn’t know how cholera spread until one genius drew a map’, Science Solved It, Motherboard/VICE Radio, 05.17
Pokey Hat, The Tempohouse, Apr 2016
Exploring a woman’s space, Radio Gorgeous, Feb 2016
City Gallery, The Bristol Magazine, Feb 2016
Maps and Legends, The Lancet, 2013
John Snow & Disease Mapping, M Reisz, Times Higher Education, 2013
A Rake’s Progress, Amanda Sanfilippo, The Miami Rail, Winter 2012
DWNTWN ArtHouse adds to lively downtown Miami scene, Tom Austin, Miami Herald, 30 Sep 2012
The First 48 Hours, Give or Take, Art Practical, 26 Sep 2012
A conversation with Julie Hill, artisabout.com
Crying Out Loud, Zoe Pilger, The Independent, Visual Arts Review 4*, 30 May 2012
Crying Out Loud, Artfeelers.com, May 2011
Selected Portfolio, Forms of practice, Idea magazine, Issue 340. May 2010
London Art Fair: A project of tradition, Oliver Basciano, Artreview.com, Jan 2010
Artbreakers: Artists to Watch, NYLON magazine, Feb 2008
Single-Shot, Modern Painters, March 2007
Single-shot, Aaron Callow, Aesthetica Magazine, Feb/Mar/Apr 2007
Single-Shot, Film Preview, The Guardian Guide, Nov 2006
AWARDS
First Contact, Arts Council England Developing Your Creative Practice Award involving research at Harvard Plate Stacks, Harvard College Observatory, 2025–26
Aesthetica Art Prize, Longlisted, 2025
Annie Maunder Prize for Image Innovation, Astronomy Photographer of the Year, Royal Museums Greenwich. 2020
Through Machine & Darkness, Arts Council: Developing Your Creative Practice Award. 2019–21.
Passengers, Arts Council Grants for the Arts Award. 2016–17
Cartographies of Life & Death, Wellcome Trust People Award & Arts Council Award, 2013. (Artakt/Curator)
Crying Out Loud, Arts Council: Grants for the Arts. 2012
Arts Council & British Film Council New Cinema Lottery Fund Commission. 2006
EVENTS, TALKS & WORKSHOPS
Artist’s talk, London Metropolitan University. 03.23
Land Art Agency: Sustainable Futures: Outer Space, online event. 03.21
An Evening of Astrophotography, panel discussion, Royal Museums Greenwich. 12.20
In Search of Darkness, artist talk with Lumen for Yorkshire Dales Dark Sky Festival with Go Stargazing. 10.20
Dark Quartet, choral performance, Multiplex, Passengers, London. 09.17
Panellist: The Details are Invented, Passengers, London. 08.17
Sensing Space, Super/Collider, The Collective. 06.17
Film screening: Intro to Antonioni’s The Passenger, Curzon Bloomsbury. 04.17
Artist dinner based on the Saturnian moon Titan, Passengers. 03.17
Reading with ice-cream at Jaconelli’s, Pokey Hat, Glasgow International. 04.16
Cultural Connections, panellist, Visual Communication, Royal College of Art. 05.15
Performance/Reading with Scent of the Universe, Banner Repeater. 05.15
Visiting lecturer, Criticism, Curation and Communication, Central Saint Martins. 04.15
Visiting lecturer, Duncan of Jordanstone Art School, Dundee, talk and workshop. 10.12
Visiting lecturer, Canford School, Dorset. 03.12
Staying Alive: Collaboration for survival, Department 21, Royal College of Art. 07.10
Interference, Co-curator/facilitator, workshop/events, Artsadmin, London. 06.10
Visiting lecturer, Glasgow School of Art, talk and workshop. 04.10
Visiting lecturer, Brighton University. 02.10
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Food & Art, Alt MA, The Gramounce, 2023–24
a-n, Professional Development Bursary. 2022–23
London Creative Network, SPACE, London. 2018
a-n Professional Development Bursary. 2018
Field/s, ARTQUEST Peer Forum, The Photographers Gallery/GASWORKS, 2017–
First Contact, Arts Council England Developing Your Creative Practice Award involving research at Harvard Plate Stacks, Harvard College Observatory, 2025–26
Aesthetica Art Prize, Longlisted, 2025
Annie Maunder Prize for Image Innovation, Astronomy Photographer of the Year, Royal Museums Greenwich. 2020
Through Machine & Darkness, Arts Council: Developing Your Creative Practice Award. 2019–21.
Passengers, Arts Council Grants for the Arts Award. 2016–17
Cartographies of Life & Death, Wellcome Trust People Award & Arts Council Award, 2013. (Artakt/Curator)
Crying Out Loud, Arts Council: Grants for the Arts. 2012
Arts Council & British Film Council New Cinema Lottery Fund Commission. 2006
EVENTS, TALKS & WORKSHOPS
Artist’s talk, London Metropolitan University. 03.23
Land Art Agency: Sustainable Futures: Outer Space, online event. 03.21
An Evening of Astrophotography, panel discussion, Royal Museums Greenwich. 12.20
In Search of Darkness, artist talk with Lumen for Yorkshire Dales Dark Sky Festival with Go Stargazing. 10.20
Dark Quartet, choral performance, Multiplex, Passengers, London. 09.17
Panellist: The Details are Invented, Passengers, London. 08.17
Sensing Space, Super/Collider, The Collective. 06.17
Film screening: Intro to Antonioni’s The Passenger, Curzon Bloomsbury. 04.17
Artist dinner based on the Saturnian moon Titan, Passengers. 03.17
Reading with ice-cream at Jaconelli’s, Pokey Hat, Glasgow International. 04.16
Cultural Connections, panellist, Visual Communication, Royal College of Art. 05.15
Performance/Reading with Scent of the Universe, Banner Repeater. 05.15
Visiting lecturer, Criticism, Curation and Communication, Central Saint Martins. 04.15
Visiting lecturer, Duncan of Jordanstone Art School, Dundee, talk and workshop. 10.12
Visiting lecturer, Canford School, Dorset. 03.12
Staying Alive: Collaboration for survival, Department 21, Royal College of Art. 07.10
Interference, Co-curator/facilitator, workshop/events, Artsadmin, London. 06.10
Visiting lecturer, Glasgow School of Art, talk and workshop. 04.10
Visiting lecturer, Brighton University. 02.10
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Food & Art, Alt MA, The Gramounce, 2023–24
a-n, Professional Development Bursary. 2022–23
London Creative Network, SPACE, London. 2018
a-n Professional Development Bursary. 2018
Field/s, ARTQUEST Peer Forum, The Photographers Gallery/GASWORKS, 2017–