Known for her elaborate moving image landscapes and public sculptures, Gabriella Hirst draws connections between the politics of capture, plant taxonomies and untold histories of nuclear colonialism. She creates contemporary visions of beauty, where gardening practices centred around a rare species of garden rose, the rosa floribunda 'Atom Bomb' is a site of critique and care.

Find out more about Gabriella's fascinating work in this episode here:

https://www.gabriellahirst.com/

@gabriellahirst

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