An exhibition showcasing women's place in the environment has come to a Great Yarmouth art gallery.

Throughout the year, members from Feathers Futures - a peer support group for young mums experiencing loneliness - have been on walks around the town, including its park, the beach and its cemeteries.

Great Yarmouth Mercury: Members of Feathers Futures joined Great Yarmouth artist Genevieve Rudd and eco-therapist Beth Stephens on walks around the town to become more immersed with the environment.Members of Feathers Futures joined Great Yarmouth artist Genevieve Rudd and eco-therapist Beth Stephens on walks around the town to become more immersed with the environment. (Image: Under Open Sky)

Following the lead of artist Genevieve Rudd and eco-therapist Beth Stephens, the women were encouraged to get immersed in their surroundings and understand more about changes in the local environment.

The project - called Women Walking Wildly - culminated in a series of works, including photography, writings and found art, which is now on display at the Primeyarc art gallery based inside Market Gates until November 20.

Great Yarmouth Mercury: Women Walking Wildly took place over spring, summer and autumn in Great Yarmouth.Women Walking Wildly took place over spring, summer and autumn in Great Yarmouth. (Image: Under Open Sky)

Ms Rudd said: "Working with the group over a longer time, you really notice how people come out of their shells.

"The friendships developed through the group have been really lovely to see."

The exhibition is open Wednesday to Sunday from noon until 4pm.

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