Claire Atherton


I’m Claire, an artist based in Norfolk and @Eyeseethingsdifferently. I have been a practising artist for five years and balance this alongside my participatory arts practice within my local community of Great Yarmouth, England.

I am hugely inspired by nature and can often be found wandering the Norfolk coastline and Broads, getting up close and personal to the fascinating displays created naturally, symbiotically being imbued with the energy to create.

I play with paint, clay, fabric and natural materials to explore how we intuitively respond to nature and the environment around us. I am currently completing a DYCP Arts Council Grant in which I am making a step change within my practice towards an environmental arts practice, which is regenerative and resonates with Permaculture ethics.

I aim through my work, to make people stop and think about the environment and the impact our behaviour has upon this finite resource.

Claire’s website: Claire Atherton Visual Artist

Claire on Instagram: @Eyeseethingsdifferently


Claire’s ClimateCultures posts

Ecoart Case Studies - Theory into Practice

Ecoart Case Studies – Theory into Practice

In the second of three collaborative posts reviewing Ecoart in Action, artists Claire Atherton, Beckie Leach, Genevieve Rudd and Nicky Saunter find plenty to discuss in a sample of the book's rich collection of international ecoart case studies, complementing its earlier activities. Read More
Ecoart Activities - Working With Place & People

Ecoart Activities – Working With Place & People

Artists Claire Atherton, Beckie Leach, Genevieve Rudd and Nicky Saunter have joined up to review Ecoart in Action: Activities, Case Studies and Provocations for Classrooms and Communities. This first of three collaborative posts samples the guide's ecoart activities. Read More