Project Description:

Industrialisation that once shaped the landscape of Dartmoor is in turn, being shaped by the moor itself. Degrading structures, taking on obsolete forms not fit for their original purpose but almost natural in their appearance, they now appear as if to have been constructed by the landscape itself.

Once constructed to dig out and carve the moor, they now act as tourist sites for visitors to gaze at. Dartmoor is still largely a place of non-development, little modern architecture, with barely any planning permissions granted. It’s a place of anti-progress, but what this allows is protection of the landscape and the space in which these structures can be admired in.

Industries only last so long on Dartmoor, it has been commercialised but not for an extended period, concrete and brick which once interrupted the skyline of Dartmoor are becoming no more.

Receiving an Honourable Mention at the International Photography Awards professional architecture category and exhibited at the LFA Digital 2020.

Print Selection:

20.5 x 17.3 inch (52 x 44.5cm) - Edition: 20 + 1 AP - Unframed: £250 Framed £500

35 x 29.4 inch (89 x 74.7cm) - Edition: 10 + 1 AP - Unframed £550 Framed £800

43.3 x 36.4 inch (110 x 92.53cm) - Edition of 5 + 1 AP - Unframed £950 Framed £1200

Specifications:

- Hahnemühle German Etching archival paper

- Hand signed and numbered

- Unframed print with border

- One artist print is kept by the photographer

Framing:

These limited edition prints and frames are produced to the highest possible specifications. Frames are made from Lime Waxed Ash to give a raw finish and feature the highest quality UV resistant anti-reflection “museum glass”.

Shipping:

All prints, and 20 x 16 inch framed prints, ship worldwide. Framed prints over 20 x 16 inch are only available for collection at the studio in London, contact for courier services in the South East of England.

Orbit

Slade

Painshill

No Moor #2

No Moor #1

No Moor #3

No Moor #4

No Moor #5