Catherine Hyland

Catherine Hyland is an accomplished artist based in London, renowned for her thought-provoking exploration of the intricate relationships between people and the landscapes they inhabit. A graduate of Chelsea College of Art and Design, where she earned a First Class BA (Hons) in Fine Art, Hyland further honed her artistic voice with a Master's degree from the prestigious Royal College of Art. Her photography, primarily landscape-focused, delves into themes of fabricated memory, grids, enclosures, and national identity. Through her large-format images, Hyland captures humanity's varied attempts—some more successful than others—to engage with and shape the environment around them. This poignant observation forms the backbone of her artistic practice and has led to significant opportunities within both artistic and commercial spheres. Hyland's work has been featured in notable exhibitions and residences, including the Radical Essex Programme at Focal Point Gallery in Southend, Month of Photography Los Angeles, and prestigious venues such as the National Portrait Gallery, Royal Photographic Society, Somerset House, and the Design Museum in London. Her ongoing projects continue to illuminate humanity's complex endeavors to tame and transform nature, reflecting both historical and contemporary narratives. Through her lens, Hyland invites viewers to reflect on our collective relationship with the natural world, making her work both relevant and resonant in today's discourse on identity and environment.