Phyllis’ works as a visual artist explore the intersections of creative practice and regenerative thinking. Her artistic practice includes art direction in photography, critical curation and installation, often addressing ecological and food systems, climate awareness and interspecies relationships. Exhibited in The Netherlands, Denmark, Italy and the United Kingdom, her projects emphasise attentive observation, material experimentation and reflection. Phyllis positions the visual arts as a site for inquiry and learning, where creative processes contribute to broader regenerative frameworks. By integrating aesthetics, research and pedagogy, she investigates how artistic practice can model sustainable behaviours, provoke dialogue and cultivate systemic awareness.