A new commission by the British Ecological Society.

An award-winning public art engagement strategy I designed to animate the new vaccine centre at The Francis Crick Institute.

In the midst of enforced isolation and grief... I found that drawing grounded me, generating that which I needed more than anything else at that time: connection.

Based at Fusion Arts, this residency provided space to reflect on my practice, focusing on the question “what can make my practice sustainable?”

Two of my drawings are featured in the first issue of The Rebel Zine.

Drawing our attention to the internal and external negative spaces around positive shapes doesn’t come naturally, it takes a few tries to ‘see’ the empty shapes…

A new mural in Cheltenham honouring Black Lives Matter protests beautifully and permanently.

In the midst of our first nationwide lockdown in 2020, I created a small collection of limited edition artist colouring zines, each one filled with hand-drawn illustrations of plants.

“Through depicting complex plant structures and patterns in exotic, multi-layered, transparent colour, ...(Bryony) creates pictorial idylls that invite us to revel in their soothing qualities.”

“How can we unlock that ancient wisdom, that ancient reverence for and ritual with the natural environment within ourselves?”

“From the Amazon rainforest to Hackney Downs, and across a whole range of disciplines, talents, practice... and then flip mode, we can be talking about dinosaurs, and ghosts!”

“Wain’s vibrant use of pattern is sublime; was it a means of exploring a lifelong fascination with electrical currents or could his more elaborate patterning have been influenced by his textile-designer mother? Or might he, as a patient on a hospital ward, simply have found the act of painting and drawing patterns soothing or meditative?”

Painting residency in Corbin’s Wildlife Sanctuary on the Caribbean island of Tobago.

Exploring the Tobagonian folklore story of Gang Gang Sarah.

Tobagan artist residency in wild life sanctuary.

On International Women’s Day this year, I was delighted to be part of a group of women recognised by the Mayor of London as ‘Hidden Credits’ - women who are making great contributions across the city as part of London’s #behindeverygreatcity campaign.

A commission by Islington Council’s Zero Emissions Network to create a mural for a new Clean Air Walk in Archway, part of the Mayor of London’s clean air strategy to guide pedestrians along less-polluted routes across the city.

Curating the Crick’s first art/science exhibition, which delves into a myriad of intriguing cellular and molecular forms through three artist commissions, developed in close collaboration with Crick researchers.

In 2018 I created a mural for St Mungo's, a charity working to support people recover from homelessness.