Slippery Coasts is a collaboration with the coastline of the United Kingdom. Engaging research in hydrofeminism, wet ecologies, and alternative temporalities, Moran confronts the colonial construction of borders and time. Through sensorial investigations of the coast, Slippery Coasts converses with the archive written into our planet's surface, and considers the sea as a force of change and a container for life. This project is about dissolves, erosion, and extinction.
Slippery Coasts asks: How can coastlines teach us about planetary change and the deepness of time? How can we engage with the Earth’s archive through fluid methodologies?