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Hidden Voices IV

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This is the latest collaboration between artists Paul Steer and Eleanor Greenwood. They explore their connection with the post-industrial landscapes and seascapes of south Wales. These places, once abandoned, are often thriving ecosystems where the voices of the land mingle with those of past and present communities.

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Eleanor Greenwood MA BA (Hons)

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Eleanor is an artist who works in mixed media, performance, photography and film. She draws deeply from her connection with the landscape of south Wales, its heritage and mythology and is especially drawn to places that are overlooked. In her work she finds the sacred in the mundane.

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Paul Steer MA BA (Hons)

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Paul’s work is the result of a continuing struggle with the human capacity for othering, particularly the separation of ourselves from the rest of the living world. His work identifies hope and a reconnection to the living landscape. Life is resilient and returns, even to the plundered extracted landscapes of post- industrial south Wales. New ecologies are forming. We have shaped the land, perhaps now we need to let the land shape us?

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