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IN CONVERSATION | Ivan Morison

Produced through a series of visits to lifeboat stations and seaside towns around the coastline, and in close collaboration with those who hold a deep connection to the water, Ivan Morison’s 16mm film WHITE HORSES explores the sea’s innate duality as a place of wonder and peril, and the myriad roles it plays for coastal communities. During the Cromer leg of the tour, We invited Ivan and Head of Living Art at The Sainsbury Centre, Rosy Gray to dive a little deeper into the process and intentions behind the work.⁠


20 June 2025

 

 

Sea Like a Mirror is a partnership project led by Cement Fields, with Art Gene, Norfolk & Norwich Festival, North East Lincolnshire Council & East Marsh United, and Super Culture. With thanks to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI). Supported with public funding from Arts Council England.

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