Miranda Whall

Miranda Whall is a Lecturer at the School of Art, Aberystwyth University, United Kingdom. She is actively engaged in teaching, research, and postgraduate supervision, with a focus on innovative and interdisciplinary art practices.

Research Interests: Her work spans expanded drawing, performative drawing, live art, and collaborations in experimental music and dance. She explores themes of landscape, environment, ecology, multi-species relationships, and feminist perspectives including ecofeminism and data-feminism. Her practice is deeply aligned with artistic inquiry into non-human agencies and ethical representations.

Her recent research outputs show a consistent engagement with exhibitions and multi-platform installations. These works often integrate digital media, sound, video, and performance, reflecting a dynamic evolution from traditional drawing into immersive, sensory experiences. Key projects include Passage and Crossed Paths: Sheep: Wales, indicating a strong focus on place, identity, and ecological narratives.

Scientific Contributions:

• 33 research outputs including exhibitions, digital products, and edited books
• Active participant in international exhibitions and festivals
• Contributor to discourse on feminist and ecological art

Advising and Collaborations: She currently supervises PhD and postgraduate research. Notable students include Richard Brooks and Libby Lloyd. She has collaborated with curators and artists such as Zavier Ellis, Edward Lucie-Smith, and E. Ropek. While no formal grants are listed, her sustained creative output indicates ongoing institutional and project-based support.

Labs and Teams: Miranda is part of a vibrant research network within the School of Art, engaging with contemporary art practices and contributing to the broader artistic and academic community through exhibitions and collaborative events.