Artists statement accompanying the exhibition:

'I was attracted to the idea of a coast path occupying a particular space, one that inevitably leads to thoughts about the relationship between the land and sea as well as the changing space that exists on the edge of both. 

I was also drawn to thoughts of the lone walker and how their journey is often a meditation of sorts, fed by inward reflection and external observation, with the rhythm of the physical process of walking, like breathing, keeping the present close by. This led me to consider that a walk isn’t just about going through a landscape but also the possibility of becoming part of that physical space, momentarily co-existing as one entity, one consciousness. 

The work started with a set of sketches I made around Rhossili and the Three Cliffs Bay area - the rhythms within the landscape features of fern/sand/hill/stream/footpaths, the patterns of the countless footprints in the dunes, and the people walking through all made strong motifs that I kept coming back to.'