Rock Tracking
On 22nd April 2021 a rock was released onto a patch of beach on the side of the Penryn River in Falmouth. A tracking device was attached to the rock, and the two painted white to maximise visibility when locating and plotting. The resulting documentation shows where the rock was found each day, starting with close-up photographs of the rock and moving onto wider angle shots that show it in relation to the beach as a whole.
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03/12/2021
The rock’s path across the beach
Concertina book documenting the close-up photos from the project. The opening and closing text read as follows:
Proposed exhibition display of the resulting images - dates are displayed along the top, with the blank spaces being labelled as ‘missing data’, as seen in the close-ups below:
The rock’s journey (film)
The rock’s journey (drawn film)