Projects per year
Overview
Organisation profile
Research group leads: Dr Heidi Morstang and Dr Sarah Blissett
The Land Water Research Group is a collective of international academic researchers specialising in art, design, architecture, and built environment practices. We adopt interdisciplinary methods to explore diverse creative and critical practices. The research group serves as a platform for dialogue and exchange of ideas concerning nature, culture, aesthetics, and the representation of land, landscape, and place.
It aims to foster critical engagement and reflection on environmental issues and climate change. We aim to develop future projects, such as exhibitions, publications, and collaborative research proposals. Postgraduate students are encouraged to participate in all research activities.
Research in art, design and architecture has a unique ability to offer valuable insights into contemporary environmental challenges. The research group is dedicated to exploring how these specialist fields can deepen our understanding of shared environment.
The group runs a series of research seminars, workshops and symposia with the aim to bring together our international community of researchers and postgraduate students to share common research interests and develop new projects.
The research group is based at the University of Plymouth, UK, and organises research events on campus and online.
Research Areas
- Art
- Design
- Architecture
- Environment
- Marine Environment
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Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years
Profiles
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Dr Sarah Blissett
- School of Art, Design and Architecture - Lecturer in Drama
- Land Water Research Group
Person: Academic (Research)
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Jessica Lennan
- School of Art, Design and Architecture - Lecturer in Photography
- Land Water Research Group
Person: Academic (Teaching)
Projects
- 2 Finished
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Portrait of Place: The River Dart Anglers
Latham, Z. (PI - Principal Investigator), Ward, L. (CoI - Co-Investigator) & Sutton, S. (CoI - Co-Investigator)
Arts and Humanities Research Council
16/12/22 → 1/03/24
Project: Research
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Lost and Found: Exploring the capacity for the transformative resilience of everyday ritualised performances and co-joined connectivity to place and identity in the context of future climage change
Brown, R. (PI - Principal Investigator), Latham, Z. (CoI - Co-Investigator) & Martin, J. (CoI - Co-Investigator)
2/09/24 → 1/07/25
Project: Research
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Landscapes of Deep Time
Morstang, H., 1 Apr 2026, (Accepted)Research output: Practice research and digital outputs › Exhibition
Open Access -
Thinking Space
Morstang, H., 1 Apr 2026Research output: Practice research and digital outputs › Exhibition
Open Access -
Activities
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Symposium III: International Environmental Arts Research Network
Morstang, H. (Participant)
23 Sept 2022Activity: Event organisation or participation › Organising, hosting and/or delivering a workshop, seminar, course
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Ice Station
Morstang, H. (Participant)
16 Mar 2023Activity: Event organisation or participation › Screening
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Seedscapes – Future-proofing Nature
Morstang, H. (Participant)
2 Sept 2020 → 12 Dec 2020Activity: Event organisation or participation › Screening
Student theses
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Planetarity and Relation: Ecology as Method
Ghadiali, A. (Author), Murrani, S. (Director of Studies (First Supervisor)) & Blissett, S. (Other Supervisor), 2026Student thesis: PhD
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