"shore crumbles away"

shore crumbles away
thirteen crows caw at daybreak
the end of the world

Deep Hole Formi(ng)

An image I found lurking forgotten on my hard-drive. I've babbled on about my fascination with coastal erosion and the lost Doggerland before: this is an unused image from a load I took whilst walking the beach and cliffs at Happisburgh, the village that is being slowly claimed by the sea.

Deep Hole Forming. Sums up quite a lot, in its own small way.

EastScapes on the Road: The Exhibition at the House Gallery, London

A few images of the 'EastScapes: Doggerland' exhibition in the House Gallery, Camberwell. The artists involved were Misa Tamura, Dan Howse, and myself. The experience itself was a bit of a blast, if terrifying for me personally: however, all feedback was really encouraging, and I think the three of us involved were all fairly happy with the results. Anyhow.

Pretty glad to be out of London and back in the eroding bosom of Norfolk, mind.

Steps to the Edge of the World

The tower of steps leading to the beach at Happisburgh, where severe coatsal erosion has destroyed many of the cliff-edge paths, roads, and houses.