Gemma Crowther, originally from Bristol, now calls neighbouring Ewyas Harold home. Commenting on this being her first exhibition of her extensive images of the local landscape and wildlife, Gemma adds: “This exhibition and its process feels deeply human. The C.A.R.E. team’s involvement has quietly reaffirmed everything this exhibition is meant to stand for: connection, collaboration, presence, and the gentle slowing down that brings all those threads together.

My photography exhibition is an invitation to pause, to reflect, to question where we are and how we’re showing up. We live in a culture that celebrates doing, achieving and becoming- constant motion that leaves little room to simply be. Nature asks nothing of us. It does not demand progress or perfection -only presence. I hope my work sparks conversations, introspection, and maybe even a little stillness.”

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