Below the Sea is part of a series of multi-block relief prints exploring the emotional construct of place. Walking provides experiential narratives enriched by memory, history, and artefacts, allowing place to be created through a palimpsest of experiences and interpretations of landscape. Focusing on reconstructing the human geography of horizons and shorelines, this piece examines the hidden structures of submerged landscapes, such as lost villages along the Norfolk coast and Doggerland—a region now beneath the North Sea that once connected Britain to Europe.
Additional prints from the series can be viewed here
