Marysa Dowling

This series of portraits is a celebration of those who are behind the-scenes and in front of the camera. They include large-format portraits of the subjects in connection to their work at Elstree, and a closer look at their making, creating, gesturing and performing hands.

Patterns of Connection was a collaboration between artist Marysa Dowling and neuroscientists Catherine Perrodin and Liam Browne. In our partnership, we explored the contrasts and connections between the artistic and scientific processes and where the two disciplines meet. 

“Patterns of Connection” is an intriguing collaboration between artist Marysa Dowling and neuroscientists Catherine Perrodin and Liam Browne, exploring the intersections of art and science. Dowling’s photographic practice focuses on human behaviour and communication, while Perrodin studies how the brain uses vocal sounds to communicate and Browne examines how touch shapes behavior.

Neuroscientist Catherine Perrodin recently collaborated with photographer Marysa Dowling and fellow neuroscientist Liam Browne on a fascinating art-science-community project called “Patterns of Connection.”

209 Women marks 100 years since the first general election in which some women could vote. It seeks to champion the visibility of women, particularly in politics, where decisions are made that affect people of all genders. It features new portraits of the UK’s women MPs, shot entirely by photographers who identify as women. 

The history of cities is the history of exchange. As much as it is an arrangement of architecture, the city is a series of networks by which people are moved from one location to another, via which commodities, real or merely conceptual, are transported…