Poet & artivist

Éloïse O’Dwyer-Armary (she/they) is a bilingual poet & artivist born and raised in France, based in Sussex, UK.

 

She is a PhD researcher in ecopoetry at the University of Brighton, the author of Body Compost & other ghost poems, Pink Goo, director of Collections Of Queer Poets and co-producer of the podcast Poetry To Your Ears.

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Éloïse is the recipient of the Develop Your Creative Practice grant by the Arts Council England to work on a verse novel about climate action.

 

Their work has previously been published in Magma, Young Poets Network, Happiful Magazine, Fawn Press, Sunday Mornings At The River, The Shallot, Powders Press, Aghh! Zine and other zines.

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Éloïse works as a freelance facilitator, speaker, content creator and access support worker. She received training from Clover Hogan (Force Of Nature), Deanna Rodger (Roundhouse Works), Margarita Samsonova (Behind The Greens) and is a ClimArts Fellow. She has worked with Willow Tree Cherry Lane, Lighthouse Brighton, Behind The Greens, Project Save The Planet, The Channels Network and individual artists.