Ros is Reader in the School of Art, Programme Director of the MA Art & Ecology and Co-Director of the Centre for Art and Ecology at Goldsmiths, University of London. Her research and teaching often involves collaborations with artists, scientists and activists, addressing ecological emergency with an emphasis on climate justice. Coming to the field of art and ecology from a background researching militant filmmaking, she is interested in decolonial, eco-feminist and queer approaches to ecological stewardship. She has a particular interest in soil care as a multispecies practice and she led the NERC Creative Climate Partnership ‘Sensing Soil’ with Dr Jacqueline Hannam and artist Harun Morrison in collaboration with Lewisham Refugee and Migrant Network at the Art Research Garden at Goldsmiths in 2021-2022. Recent publications include essays in Frances Canon, ed., Queer Flora, Funga and Fauna: A Radical Forage Through Arts and Writing, Valiz (2026); Anthony Downey, ed. Nida Sinnokrot: Palestine Is Not a Garden. Berlin: Sternberg Press (2026); Alon Schwabe and Daniel Fernandez Pascual (2026), eds. Cooking Sections: Waves Lost at Sea. Santander: Fundación Botín/Spector Books; and Adriano Pedrosa and Andre Mesquita (2025), eds. Historias da Ecologia: Antologia. São Paulo: Museo de Arte de São Paulo. Ros also co-commissions the Goldsmiths Press Planetarities book series.
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