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    • Parc naturel transfrontalier du Hainaut
    • Ironbridge Gorge
    • Bideford Bay and Hartland – National Trust
    • Chamonix valley, Mont-Blanc massif and Aiguilles Rouges
    • Parque Natural Sierra María-Los Vélez
    • Faversham Creek
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Emerging Topographies // Radical Cartographies

Curated Landscapes and Cultural Tourism

Parc naturel transfrontalier du Hainaut
Bideford Bay and Hartland / National Trust
Ironbridge Gorge
Chamonix valley, Mont-Blanc massif and Aiguilles Rouges
Faversham Creek
Parque Natural Sierra María-Los Vélez
Eston Hills

Projects

Curated landscape and cultural tourism projects

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Publications

Maps / books made as part of featured projects

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Research

Artist bio and other writings

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“Exploring, mapping and observing our landscape and environment Luce Choules’ fascinating work develops an earthy and earthly poetics that advances debates between geography and art in intellectually invigorating, visually engaging and aesthetically challenging ways.”

Dr Harriet Hawkins
Director MA Cultural Geography (Research)
Royal Holloway University of London

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“Luce Choules is an artist at the forefront of re-imagining traditional fieldwork by exploring both physical and emotional geographies through her collaborations with map-makers, writers and explorers in the landscapes where she lives, works and explores herself.”

Mrs Shane Winser
Expeditions and Fieldwork
Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)

“… a series of photographic images accompanied by her reading her own writing, and that by others … drew the audience into the place, and allowed us to be there with her as she read. Not crossing the landscape, as Richard Long might do, but immersed in it. There. In contact with the place. Not capturing it, controlling it or using it to frame the artist. Luce’s performance was gentle, sensitive and most of all compelling. It was as if the landscape was sharing itself through her images and choice of texts. It was laid out for the audience to visually explore … thinking about the experience, I feel I was there …”

Carolyn Black
Curator
Flow Contemporary Arts

links

  • Guide To Here
  • Guide74
  • Luce Choules

contact

luce.choules@gmail.com
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