Within the new body of work, Wilson highlights Britain’s oft-overlooked poisonous plants, including henbane, nightshade and thorn-apple. Tracing their roles in folklore and early medicine, Wilson reflects on how knowledge of these uncultivated species has faded over time, shaped by enclosure, industry and changing human relationships to the land.

30 Jan – 7 Mar
Pilar Corrias, 2 Savile Row, London W1S 3PA