Rhona Eve Clews (1977, UK) is an Artist, Ecologist and Healer who currently lives and works in London. Whether melting her body into the innards of her home photocopier, filming erupting geyser postcards found on eBay or crawling on her belly to enter macro-pollen perspectives, her interdisciplinary practice includes photography, film, writing and performance.

Viewing the human body as the first ecosystem she has agency over, she physically performs her longing to meld minds and clamber inside other ‘bodies,’ whether human, more-than-human, wider cosmos, or ecology and has completed residencies in Australia, USA, UK and Belgium and performed for Black Mountain College Museum and Arts Center, USA. As an MFA graduate from Slade School of Fine Art, with a Bachelors in Psychology and a Postgraduate Diploma in Photography, she regularly speaks, co-curates and teaches on the connective tissue between art, ecology, psychology and spirituality. Her practice is listening-led, informed by poetry, absurdity, SF and trauma theory, with previous audiences including Chelsea College of Art, Slade Summer School, UCL Department of the Anthropocene and London Science Fiction Research Community. She’s a lively member of three art collectives and co-runs The More-Than-Human Book club at Barbican library. Alongside her art practice, Rhona works as a Healer, and Trauma and Addictions Therapist.