Millie Melvin is an artist, workshop facilitator and current student at the Royal College of Art. Her practice spans photography and printmaking, incorporating experimental methods and eco-friendly processes.
Working with alternative materials and low-impact techniques, she explores environmental issues, material relationships, and human interaction with natural systems. Her work is research-led and process-driven, often informed by regular site visits.
Alongside her studio practice, she delivers creative workshops that teaching sustainable making and collective learning. Millie has exhibited across the UK and continues to develop an interdisciplinary practice through collaboration and ongoing academic and professional research.
Contact / milliemelvin@blueyonder.co.uk
Instagram / millie_melvin
(upcoming)
2026 Royal College of Art
(upcoming)Dark Peak Photo festival
2026
Slowness,London, 2026
Three
Royal College of Art, London, 2025
Be Mushroom, my Friend
Hockney Gallery, London, 2025
The unfixed images, exposed to the gallery’s atmosphere allowed the spores to continue their natural processes of transformation directly on the paper. By embracing decay the work challenges the permanence of archives.
The unfixed images, exposed to the gallery’s atmosphere allowed the spores to continue their natural processes of transformation directly on the paper. By embracing decay the work challenges the permanence of archives.
Film developed with seaweed developer made from washed up seaweed foraged from the beach.
Film developed with seaweed developer made from washed up seaweed foraged from the beach.
Film developed with seaweed developer made from washed up seaweed foraged from the beach.
Film developed with seaweed developer made from washed up seaweed foraged from the beach.