Rhys’ current work involves research examining the connections between art and neuroscience, offering some non-scientific accounts of the mysteries of conditions on the autism spectrum. Rhys says, “It is like a journey through a labyrinth both of art and of the mind. On any journey of significance, one needs to make notes of activities and record where one has been.” 

Like the Victorians, Rhys often uses the medium of postcards. Although addressed to someone, one never knows exactly who has read it and even if the recipient has received it. “I have an interest in gaining an insight and to understand further what may be happening in our minds and bodies when we engage in an artistic activity when performing other daily routines.” Rhys experiments with different types of photographic devices from different periods of time, each bringing its own quality to the resulting image.  

''My current work involves research which encompasses the connections between art and neuroscience and tries to offer some non-scientific explanations to explain and help diagnose and treat some of the mysteries of conditions on the autism spectrum. It is like a journey through a labyrinth both of art and of the mind. On any journey of significance, one needs to make notes of activities and record where one has been. The Victorians used the medium of postcards. Although addressed to someone, one never knows exactly who has read it and even if the recipient has received it.''

''I experiment with different types of photographic devices from different periods of time. Each device brings its own quality to the resulting image. ''

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