Based on the North Norfolk coast, Geraldine Platten makes art that reveres the natural world.

A British contemporary artist of Sri Lankan heritage, she grew up surrounded by the sacred imagery of multiple faiths — an early visual education that continues to shape every piece she creates.

Geraldine spent over 25 years working on some of the world's most pressing issues: humanitarian crises, climate change, and inequality.

That sense of purpose - to make the world a better place for all life on earth - is still present in her work. It is conveyed in the symbolism within, and narrative around each piece.

She is fascinated by what ancient cultures knew about our interconnectedness, that the modern world has chosen to forget.