The New Scroby Sands Offshore Wind Farm Information Centre

Artist duo Arieh Frosh and Ed Compson present The New Scroby Sands Offshore Wind Farm Information Centre. A conclusion to their residency with Norwich University of the Arts under the East Gallery Fellowship programme, the project creatively explores the relationship between offshore wind energy and Doggerland, the submerged landmass that used to connect the UK to mainland Europe. The exhibition uses the meeting of wind turbine and seabed as a narrative starting point. Presenting a mix of collected and adapted material from marine archaeological research and wind energy construction, the ‘new information centre’ reflects on the oceanic relationships that occur across time, or the non-linear poetics of the sea.

Arieh Frosh and Ed Compson are independent artists who work collaboratively on socially engaged, technologically-driven projects. Since 2020 the pair have been working on an ongoing series of artworks, workshops, research experiments that question how we think about machines and ecology, and how these ways of thinking affect imagination.