Watercourse Way
Watercourse Way is an Arts Council England funded Salt Road project, inviting artists and workshop participants to evoke and embody watery bodies; the bottom of the sea, the banks of a river, seaweed, algae, fish, insects, birds, polluted or stagnant water, rising sea levels, oil spills, ice, glaciers, lakes, ponds, streams, bogs, canals, glaciers, islands, or human and animal bodies, which are 60% water.


Research streams
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Ice in a Sustainable Society
A Salt Road exhibition and talk program for BC3, Basque Centre for Climate…
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Watery poetics
This page acts as an open sketchbook for written experimentations with watery-poetics,…
 
“The pervasive metaphor of water… Water as the highest good. Water is a metaphor for the Way (the Dao) or the source and power that sustains the world. For example the sage will go around obstacles rather than aggressively confront them – just like water,” Alan Watts, Tao: Watercourse Way.


