​Cheryl Beer is a hearing impaired, Environmental Sound Artist, creating award winning projects to explore the relationship ​​between sonic
place ​& ​the poetics of humanity 

Having suddenly become hearing impaired 4 years ago, Cheryl knows first-hand, how devastating it can be to disconnect with nature and how healing it is to be reconnected through hearing aid technology. It is this that inspires her to explore new ways of accessing and interpreting the natural environment.

By sculpting virtual soundscapes & nature narratives, Cheryl empowers us to connect viscerally, moving audiences naturally towards a deeper sense of place. Between Jan & April 2021, Cheryl has been part of an exciting & innovative Research & Development Mentorship with Addo Creative, based at the flood defence wall of the Millennium Coastal Path, repurposing hearing aid technology to widen sonic access through the senses. ​
HONORARY MEMBER OF THE TOP 100 PIONEERING WOMEN
​FOR HER CONTRIBUTION TO THE ARTS ( WWEN : 2020 )
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​​Honoured as one of the top 100 pioneering women of Wales for her contribution to The Arts, Cheryl is a creative humanitarian. Her visionary projects enable sustainable social change and continue to impact Arts strategy at the very core of Welsh life. 
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Cheryl's Story
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Addo R&D Mentorship 2021
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Community Arts
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Environmental Sound Art
Daeth Cheryl i Gymru gyntaf yn ei harddegau ac erbyn iddi orffen ei gradd gyntaf ym Mhrifysgol De Cymru, roedd wedi cwympo mewn cariad â'r diwylliant, y bobl a’r cefn gwlad – Cymru yw ei chartref bellach ac, er nad yw'n siarad Cymraeg, mae'n chwilio am ffyrdd o gynnwys yr iaith yn ei gwaith.