Becca Gill
Creative Director & CEO of Radical Ritual - reconnecting with nature, exploring landscapes with fresh eyes, and rediscovering community connection through art & technology.
I'm an Artist and Creative Producer and have worked in senior positions with Trigger Kaleider, Inside Out, The Eden Project/14-18 NOW, Activate, Falmouth University, Dartington Arts and South West Creative Technology Network amongst others. My artwork has been funded by Arts Council England and commissioned by Mayfest, Bristol City Council, Without Walls (Brighton Festival, SIRF, Appetite), Creative Innovation Centre, Woodhorn Museum, Seale Hayne, Kaleider, Creative People and Places, Green Man Festival , Wellcome Trust. and most recently National Landscapes.
I have been commissioned by National Landscapes as part of Nature Calling to create Consequences. Consequences is a game like no other – a giant, collaborative piece of art that invites people to reconnect with the land. Inspired by the surrealist game of Consequences, this project is all about spontaneous creativity, inviting everyone to add their unique touch to a massive physical and digital work of art.
Our goal is to create a giant, collaborative creature that symbolises our connection to Dorset’s wild landscapes, unveiling it next to the famous Cerne Abbas Giant in Autumn 2025. But here’s the twist: no one will see the full creation until the final unveiling! It’s a project about collaboration and celebrating each piece that people bring to the whole.
Expect workshops, community walks, and creative gatherings as part of this journey. From nature-inspired art sessions to rituals that explore myths and the environment, Consequences is about discovering how we all belong to the land—and how the land belongs to all of us.
Consequences has been commissioned by the Dorset National Landscape as part of Nature Calling, a project of the National Landscapes Association, in partnership with Activate and supported by Poetry School. Funded by Arts Council England, Defra, and the Dorset National Landscape.