Becky Lyon is an English-Jamaican artist, based in London. Her art practice dwells in the sticky intersections of bodies, sensing, power relations, phenology, feminist philosophy, softness, the inbetween and earthly curricula. She’s interested in art practice as a tool for re-bodying back into the vibrant, tangly messwork of our ecology which she tunes into as a sourcebook for co-flourishing in times of ruin and growing liveable worlds. Her work manifests as tactile installations, rituals, sensory artefacts, analogue moving image, word-foolery. She is interested in alternative forms of ecological stewardship that resist the current dominant paradigm and is Grounder of Ground Provisions - an artist-led, schooled-by-the-forest for grown ups hosting participatory gatherings, walks and sensory seminars for a range of audiences. She founded Squishy Sessions, an art research collective exploring the intersections of tacility, touch and care. She has an MA Art & Science from Central Saint Martins and an MA Art & Ecology from Goldsmiths University and is a volunteer London National Park City Ranger.