About
Gina Glover co-founded London’s Photofusion Photography Centre in the
1980s, where she is a director. She is a recipient of the Royal
Photographic Society’s Hood Medal, and twice winner of the Medical
Research Council’s Visions of Science Award. Her work ranges from
playful explorations of the biomedical sciences, long term studies of
way in which the landscape has been altered by human conflict, to
social-psychological explorations of the landscape.
Glover’s
biomedical studies are exhibited in around 20 hospitals, clinics and
private collections in Britain and worldwide, including the Gregor
Mendel Institute Austria. Work drawn from her 20-year Playgrounds of
War project was exhibited at the 2009 Photo Biennale at the Guangdong
Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China and at the Palais des Beaux-Arts in
Brussels in 2012 as well as galleries around the UK. Her recent
lensless landscape project, Liminal World, was exhibited at Hooper’s
Gallery, London.