This AHH Studio Collective residency focused on engaging with the site and surrounding area through the lens of Herbert Read’s novel, ‘The Green Child’. Inspired by Read's account of first sensing the ‘patterns and atmospheres’ of life growing up nearby on his father’s farm, work began on a time lapse video that traced passages of light as they travelled through an agricultural building of interest on site. For extracts from the video, see Home.

Responding to gestural marks left on the fabric of the building itself, an initial work comprising two large double sided charcoal drawings on pergamenata paper that interact with each other when placed in natural light, informed a series of smaller works on paper. The title was inspired by Read's poem 'Moon's Farm' that reflects on relationships with land.