Katy Bentall. For the love of Seasticks

Charakterystyka:

In “For the Love of Seasticks,” Katy Bentall steps out of her cottage to meander the East Anglian fishing hamlet of Felixstowe Ferry and its environs on the Deben Estuary. Her field equipment: a pot of ink and a flotsam stick for drawing, the latter selected from the artist’s collection. Maybe on this day she’s chosen her favorite.

Pursuing the logic of whims, she might weave between the Ferry’s not-one-but-two cafes, the fishmonger’s shed, and plenty of signage bearing weighty pronouncements; or into the boatyard, past the harbor master’s hut, riversea in sight; or along the coastal trail to the shingle beach, where sea cabbages congregate.

Wherever she goes, Katy rapidly sketches, her stick a recording device twirled into action by the artist, herself twirled into action by the ink-dipped stick, the two snagging as much as possible of the all-consuming end of the salty eroding world.

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