“It seems to me that much of our present culture has the effect of alienating and isolating us from the natural world of which we are an intrinsic part – to the detriment of all life-forms, including ourselves. It is now clearly more important than ever before for us to return to a proper state of balance with the non-human world. As an environmental artist, I make temporary works in the landscape as a way of tuning in and re-connecting with life’s endless processes and essential unity, and of sharing my experience with others.”

Linda’s ClimateCultures Posts:

Rising Tide: A Weekend with Extinction Rebellion

24th September 2019

Artist Linda Gordon was invited to lead a land art workshop using natural materials at Extinction Rebellion's Rising Tide Festival in North Devon. She describes an experience of co-operation and natural harmony: "In other words, a sane community." Read More

Anticipatory History: Living With the Question

13th November 2017

Environmental artist Linda Gordon responds to Anticipatory history with reflections on personal memories, intimations of change -- 'places and objects within them become part of our personal inner world' -- and a recent example of her ephemeral art.  Read More

‘A Plastic Ocean’ at North Devon Arts

11th July 2017

Environmental artist Linda Gordon reflects on a recent exhibition she contributed work to, where artists responded to the documentary 'A Plastic Ocean', and the issues of plastics pollution of the oceans that produced such a diversity of art. Read More