In the public realm, the studio designs and directs touring and site-specific public installations, developed through collaborations with nature-centred academics, artists and activists. Moving between film, sculpture, movement and music, these public installations blend mediums to create new rituals for a time of climate collapse, illuminating stories of kinship and belonging that are under-represented in the mainstream.

In the studio, Bryony works with an ecocentric and decolonial gaze to create paintings that explore the human body as a site of transformation; as an experience that is fluid, porous and intimately connected to all living systems. These works are guided by her ‘wild drawing’ practice, which prioritises sensorial experiences of environment over observational studies.

Both sites of practice weave throughout the other to inspire, inform and shape a body of work that celebrates, above all else, human-nature interconnectedness.