About my work, and the story so far
Writer, on gardens and sanctuary.
Fine Art eco-artist and photographer.
Doctoral Researcher at Tate.
|Vanessa Violette Arias Bujia|
|| AHRC funded PhD research at Tate (Current, Collaborative Doctoral Project)
|| MA Arts Management and Heritage Studies
|| BA (Hons) - Classical Civilisation
|| Photography, Art & Architecture at
Central Saint Martins, London
Languages: English, Galician, Spanish, Portuguese. Developing Catalan, French and Italian.
Vanessa’s work shapes and disseminates multi-sensory form across a variety of mediums.
She has developed and led art and wellness workshops internationally since 2014, working with children and teachers from Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Te Ara Hou school in Napier, New Zealand, and co-curated with local communities both online and onsite across Menorca, Galicia, Ireland, the Hawaiian islands, and the U.K.
She has also designed photography-based exhibitions alongside the Rijkmuseum,
Tony Harrison and West Yorkshire Playhouse physical and digital archives.
“I trace the lines and textures of nature through my typewriter, then develop the visual embodiment of written word.
Whether this is through a photographic lens, or other tactile medium, I aim to tell multi-sensory stories through visual and textual plays, using light as a guide to imagine.
I write about creating gardens from
