Jo Ray
Jo Ray provided research and responses to the work of biologist Nikolaas “Niko” Tinbergen, whose pioneering work on the West Cumbrian dunes in the 1960’s led to him winning the Nobel Prize. Jo also led the workshop At-Tend as part of Soundcamp 10.
At-tend
Bjarni the Science Viking
Bjarni the Science Viking performed and workshopped the historical and scientific context of Vikings in the area.
The Great Indoors
The wet launch of RE Drift invited improv duo The Great Indoors to perform live and improvised at Kokoarrah rocks at low tide. They were then invited to perform on dry land at Drigg Dunes, midnight on Halloween.
These performances were broadcast live online. The artists responded to these unique location via bat detectors, voice, tape machines, diy instruments and megaphone.
Nat Sharp
RE Drift presented an online screening of MARRA! plus Q&A with its creator, Natalie Sharp AKA Lone Taxidermist;
Hailing from Cumbria’s west coast Nat Sharp returned home to explore her upbringing through a series of short films, reflecting on life as a first generation immigrant in small-town Cumbria set against the arcane, esoteric rituals and traditions that bubble under the surface of everyday life.
Stuart Bannister
Sound artist Stuart Bannister who conducted sound and performative experiments in and around the Ravenglass estuary.
Philip Green
Photographer Philip Green worked with Irene Rogan collaborating and documenting the Restoration project.
Heather Andrews
Sound Artist worked in collaboration with Julia Parks on HAAF.
Jem Freiesleben
Videographer worked in collaboration with Irene Rogan filming Flaming Fleeces at Lowscales Farm for her environmental performance
Photos by Eve Mulholland.
Additional photos by John McCurrie, Stephen Leece, and by the artists.
