Eliza Naden is a British photographer who explores the connection between herself and landscapes. Within her practise, Naden experiments with a range of photographic processes to create an archive of visited places, and objects found.

Her current project, Collected Curiosities focuses on the way she documents visited landscapes through found objects. Photograms are made to represent scientific and personal documentation of places. In addition to photograms, other processes such as Polaroids, as well as traditional landscape photography are used to create a documentation of the objects and the landscapes that they are found in, and to communicate the idea of exploring to the viewer.