LAND is a bold and expansive group exhibition showcasing the work of 27 contemporary artists, each engaging with the dynamic and often complex relationship between humans and the natural world. From the reflective to the humorous, from optimism to confrontation, LAND offers a powerful artistic response to the environment through an array of innovative practices.
Curated by Clare Palmier, Director of The Art Station, this multi-site exhibition features a rich mix of media including painting, drawing, video, installation, sound and performance displayed across three unique venues in Suffolk as well as The Old Bank Riverside Garden.

Jane Watt is exhibiting her video work 'Flora Spectrum, Orford Ness' and a series of colour spectrum paintings 'Research Art Lab Camouflage Colour Palette, Orford Ness'. These works both come from her on-going research on Orford Ness in which she is devising a colour spectrum that charts the colours of plants found on the Ness throughout the seasons. This forms part of an ongoing series of works that record the colours of this particular landscape and references early camouflage research that took place on Orford Ness in the early 20th century.