‘Wave Upon the Sea Wall’ reflects the ongoing impact of coastal erosion, sea surges, and rising sea levels on Walcott, a Norfolk village situated on the edge of the coast. Its proximity to the sea makes it particularly vulnerable to these forces of nature. The image of a large wave, a symbol of both power and persistence, serves as a metaphor for the enduring challenges faced by coastal communities as they contend with an uncertain future shaped by climate change.
Additional prints from the series are available to view here
