As the exhibition closes tonight, I have been looking through the visitors book and am delighted and humbled at all the thanks and thoughtfull comments I have received. Please take a look here they are themselves inspiring to seek out new places to take the exhibition too. Any ideas re galleries/museums/docksides to aim for and any funding sources would be much appreciated.
This great comment about the exhibition animation Terra Nova convinced me that the animation should go live here and on vimeo. The film tells one part of my investigative journey with plastic pollution – how the burning of litter on beaches forms rock-like lumps of plastic, now named ‘Plastiglomerate’ .
Animation notes: low budget – low tech film, idea developed in Coigach, storyboarded at An Talla Solais studios, models were made at different scales, in many locations, the delicate casting of litter materials in wax (for the final scene) were cast at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop and the film was shot and edited in Shetland filmaker JJ Jamieson. His enthusiasm was energising throughout the shoot and his inventivness in sourcing, creating and over-laying special effects and sound completed the film beautifully.
It was fantastic to work with JJ Jamieson, the animation was shot both in his garage studio, back yard, on the banks of a nearby stream and editing studio. More information about the making of the animation can be found on my Vimeo site .
If you would like to download an Isle of CHANGE chart in celebration of World Oceans Day 2017 please click 
World Oceans Day is a designated UN day to celebrate & honour the world’s oceans.
In return voters will receive a copy of the ‘Isle of CHANGE’ map from the NEO Terra exhibition presently showing at An Talla Solais until the 18th June 
littoral: sci-art project 