Land Loss

The breathtaking prints from Max Miechowski’s series, Land Loss, explore themes of time, community, resilience and continue the artists deep interest in the British East Coast. The absorbing portraits, landscapes and delicate details captured with Miechowski’s typical sensitivity, present a vivid and atmospheric impression for the viewer. Creating a space for peaceful contemplation whilst the world around us quakes and rumbles beneath our feet. There is something reassuring and stabilising about the natural cycles of things. As Max observes with this series ‘We are as temporary as the cliffs’. Max Miechowski’s images reconnect us to our environment at a time of great uncertainty and encourage us to appreciate what we have.

“The British East coast is the fastest eroding coastline in Europe. Landslides and rising sea levels eat away at the soft foundations on which life here has been built. I expected to find storms, rough seas, ruined houses falling into the waves. A sense of urgency from the people living on the edge of a landscape, where entire towns have been lost to the North Sea. Instead, the land felt still, the waters were calm, and time moved slowly.” – Max Miechowski, 2022

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Max Miechowski won the 2022 Nikon Emerging Photographer of the Year Award at Photo London for his series, Land Loss

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