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Endland documents a 55-kilometre stretch of the Holderness coastline in the East Riding of Yorkshire. Through contemporary photography and documentary photography, the project
constructs a layered visual narrative exploring the relationships between place, people, time, and loss. // The Holderness coast is one of the fastest-eroding coastlines in Europe and has undergone profound transformation over centuries. Since the
Roman era, at least twenty known villages have been lost to coastal erosion, while homes, infrastructure, and entire communities continue to disappear today. // By juxtaposing what remains with
what has already vanished, Endland reflects on impermanence, environmental change, and the fragile nature of human settlement in the face of natural forces.
Endland documents a 55-kilometre stretch of the Holderness coastline in the East Riding of Yorkshire. Through contemporary photography and documentary photography, the project
constructs a layered visual narrative exploring the relationships between place, people, time, and loss. // The Holderness coast is one of the fastest-eroding coastlines in Europe and has undergone profound transformation over centuries. Since the
Roman era, at least twenty known villages have been lost to coastal erosion, while homes, infrastructure, and entire communities continue to disappear today. // By juxtaposing what remains with
what has already vanished, Endland reflects on impermanence, environmental change, and the fragile nature of human settlement in the face of natural forces.