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Ceri Buckmaster (also known as Ceridwen Buckmaster and  Ceri Buck) is an artist, writer and community facilitator working with museums, galleries, schools, community groups and individuals in the UK and Europe.  

Ceri  has been running the community environmental project,  Invisible Food since 2008, connecting Londoners to nature.   Invisible food began as an  experiment in creating autonomous zones, or ruptures in everyday  experience.   Foraging for urban wild food became a practice of
disrupting the walk  from A to B, by casting your eyes to the ground for  potential food sources.  Walking in the city became a treasure hunt and
 Ceri has walked and talked with thousands of people over the  years.  

 As a writer Ceri explores how stories can  respond to economic,  spiritual and environmental crises. Her goal is to  nurture into being  supportive, aspiring communities through creative  practice and non  violence.  She has published  Street  Food: Urban foraging and world food (Invisible Press,  2013).

She participated  in the Nonviolent communication Leadership  program, based in San  Francisco Bay  Area, California in 2013.  She ran the ‘How  to nurture your life, even  when  you’re  stressed!’ project  for Loughborough Women’s group in  Brixton, South   London, and  developed a mediation project for primary  school   children in East London. 

 She undertook a  Masters degree in Poetic Practice from Royal Holloway in  which she specialised in utilising the visual image as a stimulus for
 writing, working in  the intersection between the poetry and visual arts.