We felt humbled to be there, in awe of the stark beauty, welcomed by the waves splashing onto our skin. Dropping into the space, we let our shared intentions unfold and guide the process of creating together. There, a conversation of connecting body and landscapes, mapped by intuitive movement, arose.

Using body language as a vessel, we made timeless portals to travel within. This form of embodied expression became a nostalgic process, as landscapes of the flesh formed archaeological sites of memory.

These memories drifted to and from water, skin & the old quarry; we were reminded that time isn’t always linear.

A collaborative work by artists Amy Kennett & Anthony Toohey.