Oliver Raymond-Barker is an artist whose practice encompasses photography in its broadest sense; using analogue and digital process, natural materials and camera-less methods of image making. His work explores our relationship to the natural environment – direct, physical experience of the landscape is integral to the creation of his work and combines with aesthetic and cultural concerns in the shaping of ideas.

Oliver’s ClimateCultures Posts: 

Beneath What Is Visible, A Vast Shadow

19th June 2019

Photographer Oliver Raymond-Barker uses an innovative take on the camera obscura to uncover visible and invisible networks and complex histories embedded in a Scottish peninsula whose water-and-landscape is home to nuclear arsenals, peace activists and pilgrims' spiritual traditions. Read More

Beyond Tongues: Into the Animist Language of Stone

18th August 2017

Photographer Oliver Raymond-Barker shares a talk he gave at art.earth's In Other Tongues, encountering on a climb in a Welsh slate quarry a world beyond our normal modes of communication and a route away from modern separatist language. Read More