Cyanometer of the Shoreline

Cyanometer of the Shoreline is a study of the strandline viewed from above, where found objects lie entangled in threads of seaweed shaped by the rhythm of the tidal pull. The work reads as both chart and observation, capturing the shifting patterns left by water, wind and time. The cyanometer’s measure of blue is woven through the piece, linking sky to water and horizon to shore. 

• Linen hand dyed with earth pigment
• Ink mark making
• Cyanometer with copper casing
• Flotsam & Jetsam found objects
• Hand embroidery.

Encased in a 30cm X 30cm white painted wooden frame (1 cm deep), fitted with a durable cotton cord for secure wall display.