Event Details
When Annie Brundrit and Susan Daltry visited Cromer Artspace together, they were struck by the fact that they could stand back-to-back and find inspiration in opposite directions. Annie turned towards the land, observing the structures, contours and traces that shape the coastline, while Susan looked out to sea, drawn to its movement, narratives and shifting forms.
Working in different media and at contrasting scales, both artists explore ideas of space, structure and place. Their practices are distinct yet complementary, connected by a shared interest in how we understand and experience the environments around us.
For Daltry, each work begins with a journey. Through walking, diving and direct engagement with landscape, she gathers memories, sensations and observations that are transformed into large-scale prints. Influenced by physical geography, natural systems and the relationship between art and science, her work reflects the continual flux of water, tides and coastal processes.
Brundrit’s work responds to the structures embedded within the landscape, uncovering patterns, boundaries and human interventions that shape our experience of place. Together, the artists create a dialogue between land and sea, lightness and weight, movement and stillness.
Light & Gravity brings these two perspectives together, inviting visitors to consider the physical and metaphorical space between land and sea, and the forces that connect them. Through sculpture, collage, print and installation, the exhibition explores how we navigate, interpret and inhabit the world around us.
