Joanne Dorothea-Smith is a British Autistic artist who uses photography, sound, moving image, writing and printmaking. Her work is an interpretation of place and person at different connecting points in time and space. Working with memory, found photography and the land she excavates spaces using photography, historical and scientific data and embodied practices of writing and exploration. These intersections of experience and memory make for an aggregated practice that draws upon her Autistic lived experience and reflection.