Jemma Gunning's printmaking captures the allure of decaying ruins amidst evolving landscapes, serving as poignant reminders of our past and warnings for the future. Trained in drawing and multidisciplinary printmaking, she specialises in etching and lithography. Through her work, she documents fading heritage and the intertwining of human endeavour with nature's reclamation. While her prints may initially seem sombre, they reveal life within the ruins, where nature thrives amid decay. Her art prompts reflection on the fragility of our constructed environments and the resilience of the natural world, offering a portal into the past and a lens for contemplating our relationship with the land.