A journal
Anchor Man, it’s in the letter box
#coralcommunities > #socsea2018blue > Anchor Man > Ecogeographer is starting to gather data about objects that were brought together at the business and academic conference ‘The Society and the Sea‘ […]
Sea Meadows
#tagscape / NON-indigenous plantations, LIVED forests > #coralcommunities / SEA meadows, MANGROVE forests > SAND dunes > Ecogeographer has moved from non-indigenous plantations to endangered sea meadows in the space of […]
Ice soil – an unexpected Gyre
Alexis Rockman rocks. My dad would have treasured his round painting. Mark Dion, how you would like his curiosities, Would your mum have? Your cabinet spoke. Pam Longobardi, swimmer of […]
Summer. Autumn. Embodiment.
Yesterday Dominica Williamson of Ecogeographer photographed Autumn. Today she is reflecting on Summer. It’s been bitter sweet. Aug 1st was held without her dad. He died hours before Valentine’s Day […]
The Giant’s Quoit
A snippet of work Ecogeographer has been designing many things for the Giant’s Quoit project such as the website, leaflets, posters and educational workshops and resources. It’s an exemplar community […]
Gyre: The Plastic Ocean
‘Sker Bay’; mixed media by Dominica Williamson of Ecogeographer. In Gyre: The Plastic Ocean Booth Clibborn Editions, London Book and exhibition catalogue, 2014 Illustrations for text/essay titled ‘Embedded’ By Dominica […]
Mole Day
A Mole found in Treslothan Woods, Troon, Cornwall, whilst on an archaeological walk. It’s death has made me reflect on the year. It’s been a progressive, creative one, but also […]
A Patch of Portugal
Thinking back The trip of 2012. It was a flight. There was some surf. I photographed instead of sketching.
Colchicum Autumnale
This time last year I was working on the below illustration for a cancer theme and in memory of my granny Whisker. Colchicum autumnale finished section by Dominica Williamson This […]
Publications about theirwork
There’s been new interest in the project theirwork recently as well as my general practice. Here’s a couple of publications about theirwork and a blog post written by Emmet – […]
Catmint’s glandular hairs
A peltate glandular trichome A forest of glandular and non-glandular hairs (trichomes) cover the catmint leaves that I am painting. I am painting the glandular hairs in detail for the […]