THIS ENDLESS SEA
Photograph by Jassy Earl
This Endless Sea is an installation work by Chloë Smith. Housed inside a specially designed coastal shelter is a six screen, short moving image work and soundscape, that explores themes of grief and the sea. An intimate experience for one or two people (or a family) at a time, the work creates a space for people to gently reflect on their own experiences of grief and loss.
Audience feedback includes:
‘I could have sat there all day’
‘This Endless Sea held space (physically and emotionally) for me to explore my feelings around loss’
‘A very moving and lovely and all too rare experience. The combination of art forms - visual, auditory, performative all worked together wonderfully’
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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