2023-2024
Analogue & digital drawings
The lake is ephemeral. The ground is ephemeral.
Can it be hollow, or even hallow?
Located in Eryri National Park, Wales, the site of
Dinas contains a bog (water-saturated land) and
a fort remain. The ‘bog’ land around the lake gravitates
you downwards, keeping the land unstable and inelastic.
The fort remain is from the 5th century that illustrates
the Welsh history and mythology of the Red Dragon.
Therefore, my proposal aims to question new ways of
accessing the National Park to physicalise protection
through the approach of ‘thinness’, weaving together
geography and the subjective history of the Park as a
tool for uncovering and protecting what has been lost
in the landscape;
How-to-experience-a-lake-in-a-fictional-manner.