Livvy Dawson is a creative photographer and educator based in Berkshire, originally from Bournemouth, whose practice is rooted in a deep passion for nature and sustainability. Her work explores the relationship between humans and the natural world, reflecting on the growing divide and the impermanence it creates. Through a blend of digital photography and camera-less techniques, Livvy creates abstract compositions that emphasise physicality and materiality. Her process is driven by experimentation and exploration, often visiting natural spaces that have been reclaimed or altered by human intervention. Using darkroom manipulation alongside digital distortion, she pushes the boundaries of traditional photography, questioning the ever-changing landscape of technology and the fragility of untouched environments. Her images undergo transformation, reminding us that the world is not always as it seems, and that much lies beyond immediate perception. At the heart of her practice is a desire to start conversations, build community, and raise awareness around environmental issues. Livvy’s work is both visual and conceptual—encouraging reflection, connection, and a deeper understanding of the ever-evolving world around us.