End of LinE over arching term one that sets out to explore the skin of the British Isles.
Accessible via national rail network and often maligned End of LinE towns seek an alt sonic understanding through an ever expanding collection of sound explorations. Archiving a turbulent period of time where a sense of belonging are stronger still, what is it that represents place?

Essentially End of LinE is a long form project that brings Landscape Architecture, Radio Transmissions and Narrative Environments somewhere close. A place where research, cultural geography and the politics of analysis merge, overlapping time periods whilst questioning the validity and heavily weighted practice of census making.

The idea that roles can be switched between host / guest, local / visitor, native / non-native, amateur / professional. Staying as long as possible in site analysis building something and nothing until patterns emerge and another End of LinE is reached.

Enjoy the ride

td.Godwin

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