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This Endless Sea is an installation work by Chloë Smith, housed inside a specially designed coastal shelter, that appeared on the Berwick coastline for 5 weeks in Summe 2022. Inside the shelter was a six screen, short moving image work and soundscape, that explored themes of grief and the sea. An intimate experience for one or two people (or a family) at a time, the work created a space for people to gently reflect on their own experiences of grief and loss.

There was also an online and captioned 3 screen version of the work, that was available to watch whilst the installation was open. 

This Endless Sea is a collaborative project, brought to life by a wonderful team of artists.

Lead Artist: Chloë Smith (she/her)                                                                                                                                                                              

Film Direction and Editing: Lucy Cash (she/her)

Composition and Sound Design: Kim Moore (she/they)

Producer: Charlotte Mountford (she/her) and Luke Collins (he/him)

Design: Bethany Wells (she/her)

Mentor: Ellie Harrison (she/her)

Photographer: Jassy Earl (she/her)

Cinematographer: Ole Birkeland (he/him)

Hut Fabrication: Matt Sykes-Hooban (he/him)

Text and Process Support: Luke Pell (they/he)

Field Recording: Pete Smith (he/him)
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