I am a multi-disciplinary artist based in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. My work emphasises nature connectedness, celebrating positive relationships between humans and more-than-humans. I enjoy inviting my environment to collaborate and shape its own authentic portrayal, utilising and celebrating its materiality and agency. In my my series Harvesting Light I worked in symbiosis with three extraordinary environments in North Uist, including an RSPB bird reserve situated on the machair. I utilised the harmful debris threatening each site to construct large site-specific camera obscuras, embracing each environment as the medium to record itself. The work aimed to encourage biodiversity to thrive as it should, by disposing of harmful debris upon completion and raising awareness on consumption and waste. 

Tara Drummie is a British-German artist, photographer and filmmaker based in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. Born in London in 1998, Drummie graduated from the Glasgow School of Art with a First-Class Honours and won the university’s respected Sustainability Prize in 2021. Her work has been featured in numerous exhibitions, print and press, including Dezeen. From immersive solo exhibitions, (Harvesting Light, Gallery 2, Taigh Chearsabhagh, North Uist, November 2022-February 2023), to educational projects (Through the Pinhole, Taigh Chearsabhagh/Sgoil Uibhist a Tuath, North Uist, 2023) Drummie is passionate about sharing her creative processes with local communities, motivating positive relationships between people and the environment.