Anne Brodie

After a first degree in Biology, Brodie completed an MA at the Royal College of Art in 2003. Often working at the boundaries between science and art, Brodie’s practice explores questions of ownership and the decision-making processes involved in what constitutes ‘valid data’ usually the preserve of scientists. A pivotal shift in her working practice occurred after 2006 when she was awarded an British Antarctic Survey / Arts Council Artists and Writers fellowship to Antarctica. In 2009 Brodie was awarded a Wellcome Trust arts award for a collaborative project exploring bacterial bioluminescence and its external relationship with the human body. Her work has been shown at venues including the V&A museum, The Royal Institution of Great Britain, The Old Operating Theatre museum and the Maison de European photographie, Paris.