Abstract
An innovative camera-less photographic research project at a Catholic university is using common weeds to spark conversations about human impact on our natural world.
The research, created by Liza Dracup, photographer and Senior Lecturer at Leeds Trinity University, imagines the impact of climate change on nettle, dandelion, creeping buttercup and couch grass and questions whether they could thrive or disappear from our landscape altogether.
The research, created by Liza Dracup, photographer and Senior Lecturer at Leeds Trinity University, imagines the impact of climate change on nettle, dandelion, creeping buttercup and couch grass and questions whether they could thrive or disappear from our landscape altogether.
| Original language | English |
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| Specialist publication | The Catholic Network |
| Publication status | Published - 27 Jun 2025 |
Keywords
- photography
- nature
- Ecology
- camera less
- exhibition
- experimental photography
- public art
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