Rachael Jones is an artist-filmmaker and researcher whose landscape-based practice involves participants in the filmmaking process: rocks, plants and people, both natural and constructed. As a result, her films are made up of multiple playful assemblages that rely on collaboration.
Rachael’s films retain traces of process-driven interactions. She is involved in land-based, alternative and sustainable practices, using found materials and handmade processes where possible. She works by commission and offers one-to-one mentoring support through Creative Kernow Associates.
Rachael’s recent work aims at demystifying the filmmaking process using experimental filmmaking and animation techniques to creatively connect participants to landscape as place. In 2023 she completed an AHRC-funded practice-based PhD at UAL through Falmouth University, which explored emergent mixed methods that call attention to the value of participation and process.
