Flood Protection: An Ongoing Land Art Work




Ephemeral trenches are shaped by hand forming an illustrative line that fills with water from the rising tide.


The temporary structures are meant to mimic environmentally protective gestures on a small scale, emphasizing the need for care from rising sea levels due to climate change.


The act of making is also a way of mitigating climate anxiety, as sand itself is used often in play therapy settings.

Documentation 01:

Riis Beach, Brooklyn NY

07/31/2022

9pm ET

Assistance by Sarah Corwin

a close up of a sand sculpture on the beach
a dog in the sand