Territories

Territories are written on foot, by road and by ferry. A street in East London, a coast in Argyll, a building that once carried water to a city. We read a place the way we read a film: what came before, who passes through, what it keeps. History enters through what we see and through the people we meet on the way, and each territory closes with the sources we relied on. A territory often sits beside a portrait or a series, and gives the ground on which that work stands.