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Changing Landscapes, Three Estates, Kings Norton, Birmingham [2007]
Assisting Lead Artist Maurice Maguire
Supporting Maurice on surveys - 'view and inquisition' and markings, for 'Walk the Line' - a two day event for local residents to discover the landscape from a different perspective, in an area set for regeneration. The artist guided walk followed above a canal tunnel cut straight through the Wast Hills in 1792, that has remained the constant feature of the landscape.