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Arieh Frosh
The New Scroby Sands Offshore Wind Farm Information Centre

East Gallery Fellowship WIP

A ˢhˡaͥuͫnͥᶰtᵍing at Plicnik Space Initiative

Beta Slumping

Ornithanthropon, 2022

The Gastro-Optic Cable Company

SPUR

Hanka

Cypher BILLBOARD

Ornithanthropon, and-on-and-on

Collisions (on the death of a playwright...)
Ongoingness

Misc.1
On water, sculled, quiet
Of water: a ten point system
On the Closing of a [Lanark] Leisure Centre
As a stray dog.
Not a Single Knot
Dults, Stanks, Bases
Misc.2

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The New Scroby Sands Offshore Wind Farm Information Centre

East Gallery, Norwich
14/3/2025 - 7/6/2025

An aphoticdepths.xyz project

An exhibition that looks at the relationship between offshore wind energy and Doggerland, the submerged landmass that used to connect the UK to mainland Europe.

Fully submerged around 8000 years ago, Doggerland was a place of human inhabitation and settlement. It is an area now understood through proxies: through seabed scanning and filming, sediment sampling, the finding or trawling of artefact. Offshore wind turbines are literally embedded in the same Doggerland earth – massive swathes of data arrive from scans taken for undersea cable routes that transfer energy from offshore wind farms in the middle of the North Sea to the shore.

Presenting a mix of collected and adapted material from marine archaeological research and wind energy construction, The New Scroby Sands Offshore Wind Farm Information Centre positions the North Sea as a discursive site, informed by a looping, cyclical time; a nonlinear poetics of the sea.

Read the full text here.

Photographs: Denisa Ilie

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