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VISION OF AN ESTUARY


FOUR ‘VISION OF AN ESTUARY’ ALBUMS




also... 

VISION OF AN ESTUARY ONLINE GAME

A game for your phone or computer





A word about the estuary.

A thousand years ago a Carmelite friary was built on its banks, a busy hub with strong links to two nearby churches and the village just upstream. Ships of reasonable size came and went, bringing all manner of life to the broad expanse of water that must at all stages of the tide have been a lagoon of thriving activity, all at a time when the world was lit only by fire.
The thing is, it is no longer an estuary and hasn't been for centuries, since the sea defences were built and shored it all up. So as with many landscapes, it is now somewhere to look for clues as to how you might read the place. 
Walking the familiar contours, the imagination is fired by broken fragments of history. I can hazard a guess what it might have been like to sail into the estuary from the sea early one morning, or to be rowed across that lagoon on a busy Saturday morning but these quickly become just stories, my own narratives that say as much about my own limitations as about anything else. I would need even more words to give you the real flavour of it all. Which would be to miss the point.

Vision of an Estuary is a body of work that does away with the need for information and provides a silent coming together of the basic elements of landscape that set you on your own journey up and down the estuary, finding your own patterns and clues to what the place might be.... a silent evocation on the experience of being in landscape.

-FOUR ALBUMS VIDEO

-PLAY THE GAME.
It’s an online book. You control of the layout. 

-YOUTUBE VIDEO OF THE GAME














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