Tidal Impressions: Assembled Horizons from hte West Coast

Small exhibition in a former rescueboat station in Blaavand. The exhibition is part of the Wadden Tide - Bringing in the Tide:

TIDAL IMPRESSIONS – Composite Horizons from the West Coast invites you both out into and into the coastal zone of Skallingen, Fanø, and Denmark’s west coast. Through a wide range of mixed media, the exhibition TIDAL IMPRESSIONS – Composite Horizons from the West Coast explores the dynamic processes, complex ecologies, and shifting landscapes of the Wadden Sea, driven by a deep fascination with the forces of nature and personal experiences gathered through field studies. These are perspectives and impressions in which the entanglement of natural and human processes merges into new understandings of landscape. Together, the exhibition spans scientific investigations and artistic interpretations, with its many elements forming a composite picture of a tidal and seascape in constant motion.

The exhibition is an assemblage of diverse perspectives on the coast, featuring contributions from:

Studio Emerging Landscapes

A selection of drawings and surveys created by landscape architecture students Alisa Helchenberg, Kirstin Sloth, Matilde Fournier, Olivia Chiarella, Signe Kold Kristiansen, and Sofie Andie Boysen Jensen.

Centre for Emerging Landscapes

Visual research material from the PhD project Dynamic Landscapes of the West Coast by Jacob M. Jørgensen.

Landscape photographs by Stefan Darlan Boris.

Initiated and curated by Katrina Wiberg