Dr Lucy Sabin

I'm a cultural geographer and artistic researcher with a background in communication design. My research interests include atmospheres and breathing, ecological justice, and intersectional feminisms. In 2024, I completed a practice-related PhD in Geography at University College London, funded by the London Arts and Humanities Partnership. Aerography explores situated experiences of air pollution through interdisciplinary and arts-based research, with case studies in urban, agricultural, and coastal environments. I created a solo exhibition at the University of Bern and published in major peer-reviewed journals.

In September 2024, I joined the Department of Ethics, Law and Humanities at Amsterdam UMC. Embedded in the EU-funded project RE4GREEN, I'm responsible for leading the design of multimedia learning resources on environmentally aware research. I produce the podcast Earth to Research! (launching next semester), and co-edit the anthology Chemical Exposures: Toxicity in the Anthropocene (forth., with UCL Press). I have held teaching posts in design, media, and culture at University of Sussex, the University for the Creative Arts, and Arts University Bournemouth. You are welcome to contact me about guest lecturing, collaborations, commissions, or licensing my images for your next event or publication.

My CV (last updated in July 2025) can be accessed here.