We discovered this by accident last night when walking along the sea front. Only the hut in the water was illuminated, from a distance we thought it was a fisherman inside a tent on a boat! Quite a talking point as we got closer, if it was a boat why wasn't it bobbing up and down? Was there someone in it? But when we finally got closer we saw the huts. Slightly surreal, very thought provoking. We guessed it might be something to do with sea levels rising. Well done everyone involved, when something makes you walk a mile or so to get closer and see what it is, it obviously works. Great to see the setting up photos in the gallery too.
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We discovered this by accident last night when walking along the sea front. Only the hut in the water was illuminated, from a distance we thought it was a fisherman inside a tent on a boat! Quite a talking point as we got closer, if it was a boat why wasn't it bobbing up and down? Was there someone in it? But when we finally got closer we saw the huts. Slightly surreal, very thought provoking. We guessed it might be something to do with sea levels rising. Well done everyone involved, when something makes you walk a mile or so to get closer and see what it is, it obviously works. Great to see the setting up photos in the gallery too.
Saw the piece today at Art on the Prom.
Very impressive, thought provoking, and a lovely standard of finish.
Gave you a plug on my blog.
Kind regards.
Knifepainter told us about your installation when he got back from Felixstowe; your photos are super.
Saw the huts today – what a fantastic concept.
Love the photos too.
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