Hidden Landscapes Project

So all my gathering is now done. I have amassed a mountain of bits and pieces, gathered information and recollections, photographs and video, notes and sketches. Now the serious work starts and the serious questions…. what to do with it, how to make sense out of it and how to bring it to a point of presentation. It is information without form and holds the potential of many different outcomes and readings. First on the agenda is making sure all this information is organised. I’ve been checking all my find listings, altering and updating descriptions since they’ve been cleaned and working on their categories. I want to photograph each object and record it as is done in the field of archaeology, using scale rulers and labelled descriptions. I will then be deciding on the objects that require further inquiry through a drawn study. Along with this I need to decide on the maps that will be turned into final drafts, which will then be discussed with the Cartographer. It feels like a rather daunting work load but I am certainly excited to be getting to this part of the project, where discovery lies at my finger tips.