'Before land became landscape'
The coastlines dual association with industry and leisure provides the impetus to explore notions of work and play. Solely utilising material encountered on the shoreline dictates that works are created in accordance with the rhythm of the space.
There is a childlike sensibility to deciphering the objects form and its potential for appropriation. The uncanny nature of the object floating in space draws attention to its existence. It could be argued that the tidal zone exists beyond ownership and jurisdiction; a temporary space where autonomous acts occur free from constraint.
12/23 - 06/24
Funded by Arts Council England - Developing your Creative Practice
