Shifting Lines - Mona Arshi

Mona Arshi, writer, poet and human rights lawyer, has developed a new body of poems that reflect on the shifting lines of the extraordinary landscape at Cley. Following a number of visits to the reserve, she has collaborated with Mutiny (Sophie Mellor, Marcus Romer and Simon Poulter) on a new installation work that can be explored at Cley and also at home. The work incorporates sound recordings of the marshes by Peter Cusack and photographs by Norfolk based photographer, Matthew Usher.
Visitors to the reserve can explore her new writing, as a digitally mediated work at the visitor centre and as a simple walk across the marshes or at home. To minimise disturbance please bring headphones for your mobile device if you wish to listen to Mona’s recordings on the reserve.

The work is part of the Future and Form programme developed by the University of East Anglia, exploring the interface between contemporary literature and creative technology. Sound post production work for the project has been developed by Sandy Nuttgens.