advisory board - the current we share
The Current We Share is the name of Vivienne’s advisory board.
The board has grown gradually since 2021, through Vivienne’s intention to involve experts in her inquiries and thought process, ensuring that the work is accurate and well-informed. Most importantly, the goal has been to elevate the level of discussion and cultivate a shared sense of responsibility.
It speaks to the flow that moves between us — like energy and like the present moment itself. Many voices move together here: expertise exchanged, ideas unfolding, insights guiding. We meet in reciprocity, tending to what is fragile, urgent, and possible.
This board accompanies Vivienne’s work in environmental art and storytelling, helping to hold direction and widen perspective. This constellation of advisors brings invaluable clarity, informing Vivienne’s vision toward sustainability and the responsible care of our planet through her art practice. Visualising science through art becomes a way to encourage engagement, to spark the imagination of positive futures.
Vivienne receives knowledge and advice directly from this community, gaining invaluable insights into the shifting rhythms of our planet.
Advisory Board Members
(names abbreviated for privacy; available on request):
Dr. T.U., Senior Research Leader – Sustainable Use, Seeds and Solutions, Millennium Seedbank Wakehurst, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
K.M., Head of Trees, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Dr. C.C., Senior Research Leader – Legume Crops and Global Change, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Prof. W.E., Honorary Senior Researcher, Department of Agriculture and Environment, The University of Western Australia
P.H., Soil Biologist, Soil Redemption
Dr. H.B., Environmental Ethicist, University of Oxford
J.W., Curator, Herbarium, Natural History Museum, London
Y.M., 72 Japanese Microseasons
S.W., Independent Advisor - Governance and Sustainability, Head Tutor and Network Ambassador for Japan at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL)
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