Flint Earth work projects installed on Blakeney Point, a small sand bar on the Norfolk coast in England. The installations involved arranging stones (flint) in circles after sorting them into different colors.
The installations 2 through 4 were more like sketches for Blakeney Point flint Project #5. Project #6 was the last installation I did and involved returning the area to it's natural state, once the installation had been photographed.
The installations 2 through 4 were more like sketches for Blakeney Point flint Project #5. Project #6 was the last installation I did and involved returning the area to it's natural state, once the installation had been photographed.
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Blakeney Point flint project #6, 2009In this installation nearly all the flints were removed from within a 20ft diameter circle. Photo taken from dunes.
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Tan colored flint with mortician's ruler.
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Blakeney Point flint project #6, 2009Circle diameter 20ft, flint within circle paced outside with density fading with distance from circle.
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Blakeney Point flint project #4 2007Photo looking north towards the sand dunes
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Blakeney Point flint project #5 2009Remnants of project #5 approx. 1 year after installation was completed. What struck me about this was that in the 6 odd years I had worked on Blakeney point the occurrence of really high or super tides had become more frequent.
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Blakeney Point flint project #4In this installation the gaps in the white flint represent north and south, with north being to the right. Photo taken from sand dunes looking towards Morston.
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Red Flint with mortician's ruler
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Blakeney Point flint project #4 2007Flint circles of different colors arranged on Blakeney Point, Norfolk, England, The gaps in the circles represent north and south.
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Blakeney Point flint project #4 2007Photo looking along north/south axis of installation.
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Blakeney Point Flint project #2, 2005Notes from sketch book on Blakeney Point flint Project #2