About Fieldnotes Jamiaca

About Fieldnotes Jamaica

Fieldnotes Jamaica is a series of works made in response to the global climate crisis by reflecting on the environmental challenges facing the Island of Jamaica.

This body of work was created during the pandemic, a period that provided the artist with more time to look closely at the world which surrounds us and reflect on one of the defining issues of our time.

The images in the series explore Jamaica through a wide environmental lens as well as drawing upon personal experience of living on the island, research, and a long-term interest in the typography of landscapes. The work seeks to highlight the fractured and altered natural landscape as a result of inharmonious human interference from Colonial times to the present day. The project received grant support from Arts Council England.

Solo Exhibition Fieldnotes Jamaica Exhibition (2022) The Hive Gallery Birmingham, UK

Works Included

Cyanotypes on Fabriano 5 (Not) paper 297 x 420 mm (unframed)

Photographs C type digital prints on Fuji metallic 420 x 594 mm framed (white)

Exhibition Wall Grid set of twenty-one cyanotypes on Fabriano 5 (not) paper each 210 x 297 mm

Cyanotype on used Jamaica Postcard Series

Read the photo essay on disrupting old so-called 'picturesque Jamaica' postcards here.

Cyanotype Installations in Jamaica

Empty Chair here

The Sea is Rising Video on Vimeo here