Creative environmental art in collaboration with communities
Genevieve Rudd is an experienced Community Artist. She develops creative projects that encourage closer looking, and that ask about the places and people around us. These include environmental arts, working outdoors, walking and nurturing nature-connection through creativity. Genevieve is also a qualified Wild Beach Leader and is adapting her practice in response to her Acquired Brain Injury.
Community Arts Projects
Since 2011, Genevieve has been leading participatory arts projects. She has developed programmes with people in museums, galleries, theatres, libraries, schools, care homes, festivals and outdoor public spaces, including producing remote resources. In particular, she has a special interest in connecting with outdoor spaces, such as beaches, parks and streets
Arts Practice
Informed by her training in photographic arts, Genevieve works in early photography techniques, such as Cyanotype and Anthotype, alongside textile arts and drawing. Her inspiration is drawn from the natural world through working directly with plants and the weather, making on-location and utilising natural materials. Within this, she considers themes of time, place and seasonality
LATEST BLOG POST
January 2026: New bursary-supported moving image practice
In 2025, I was awarded a small creative bursary from First Light CIC successfully awarded from an open call-out. I thought it would be straightforward and obvious what I’d do with the fund – to simply try to ‘get back’ to where I was with my career before my Acquired Brain Injury disabled me and...