Gap in the Wind

Lindsey Tyson is an award-winning artist based in Scarborough, whose practice explores atmosphere, place and the emotional resonance of landscape.
Gap in the Wind has a deliberately weathered appearance. Its distressed surface suggests something eroded and altered through prolonged exposure to the elements.
The work responds to the theme of decay through its visual language of erosion and change. Layers appear worn away, cracked or obscured, yet this deterioration also reveals new forms and unexpected beauty.A regular visitor to Seaham, Lindsey is fascinated by the visible traces of its industrial past, particularly the remnants found on the Blast Beach.