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The Only Sense of Ground Left

The only sense of ground left is all about a site-specific landscape-based project I completed in my last year of university. The whole project centered around my home in Farndon that is built on a natural flood plain that floods multiple times yearly but within the last 5 years the flooding has become more unpredictable and more aggressive due to water levels rising, urbanization of natural flood plains and climate change. I approached this subject after my community was affected by the most severe floods on record during storm Christoph in January - February of 2020 where homes were damaged, livestock were killed, human lives were put at risk and riverbanks were destroyed by this severe flood. Being emersed in this extreme event put the effects of climate change into reality for me, This yearly phenomena was amazing 7-8 years ago but now we wait for the unpredictable, aggressive floods that once were natural but have now become unnatural in their behavior causing destruction, fear, and disorder. 

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Pencil Drawing
Drypoint Etching
Linocut
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