| Breaking the Surface |

As the sun sets on Bridgwater docks, people are starting to gather. Something is brewing. A mysterious music emanates from diverse sources. It diffuses dimly from open windows. Progressively, the metallic sounds envelop and isolate the viewers. Above the water, spasms of lights single out familiar artefacts: shopping trolleys, bicycles, a wheelbarrow. Five lights stop. The objects seem to rest on the surface of the water. One light starts. Now illuminated, a decayed iron gate emerges from the darkness. Lugubrious albeit strangely inviting. Three lights enter the game. They chase each other across the surface of the water. The intangible tangles of lights echo the former liveliness of the place.

| AN Magazine Stephanie Delcroix |