eye to the horizon

Metal post, on the West Fife coast, has rusted to form a 'window' for an eye, through which the observer can see the River Forth, the coastline of West Lothian and layers of cloud above. The metal post has weathered into various hues of colour and is gradually being reshaped as shards flake off and new contours and fractures are formed.

np: Barbara Monk Feldman — Soft Horizons, performed by Aki Takahashi.

day of the blue sun

A panel of discarded plywood washed up on the West Fife shoreline. The top layer of blue paint is eroding badly, revealing textural patterns amongst the white undercoat. A large blue circle floats in the top right hand corner suggesting that a circular object was placed on the surface protecting the shape of this ‘blue sun’.

np: Ralph Towner — Blue Sun

a line made by looking (after R.L.)

land line

land mark

A diagonal mark cuts across a field of barley, turning from green to gold. The line appears to head towards a clump of trees outlined against a dull, blue-tinged, grey sky.

np: Fredrik Rasten — Lineaments