Dunwich Fishing

Eleanor Suess

Dunwich Fishing

Eleanor Suess (Artist)

Research output: Practice-based/Artistic research › Moving image/Video art

Abstract

The film uses the journey of a shore angler across Dunwich Beach to explore modes of fishing industries in this town which has slowly been unmade over the last 800 years by the very sea that supports such industry. The upturned hulls and ramshackle fishing huts containing industrial machinery for winching fishing boats suggest a local, small scale fishing industry. In contrast, the angler carries their portable tools of a personal industry, finding a place on the pebbled beach, looking out to the sea in which the lost town lies buried.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2014

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Format: HD digital video file

Duration: 1 min.

Image/sound Type: Digital Artists' Film

Keywords

Architecture and the built environment

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DunwichFishingFinal published version, 35.9 MBLicence: CC BY-ND

http://www.eleanorsuess.com/Film/FilmLumiere/DunwichFishing.html

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Dunwich Fishing

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