SWARM is a series of photographic/installation works that involved imagining the flight of black ravens in high altitude habitats of central Iran, Mexico, U.S.A, India and Northern Cyprus: locations that are extreme in geopolitical, topographical or cultural terms. Roberts-Goodwin's images use spatial aesthetics; that is, the complex entanglements between local and global ideas of place. A digital photograph print from the series, called as the sky falls through five fingers #131 (the five fingers are the peaks of the Kyrenia Mountains), won the Hazelhurst Art Award in 2013. Commenting the fact that she was working in very remote locations, the artist said she liked dirty landscapes, not picturesque landscapes.