RACHEL SMITH
Dreams of the Ocean
(An image of a sketched island map, with words crawling along the edges of the island and in the bays and the sea, reminiscent of the way names are written on nautical maps (for example “Atlantic Ocean”. There are many combinations of words and phrases are possible, as the words are all happening at once. Multiple combinations have been provided below. Words the appear together in the image have remained together, which a space between words which are not grouped together. )
(read left to right)
what did it mean to her
when a wave broke?
landlocked dreams of the ocean
broke
broke
water heaved up from below
waves shape themselves
symmetrically
from the cliff
broke
broke
distant car engines
rumble
abrasively
against
pavement
shores
searching for seascapes in stone surfaces
(read top to bottom)
landlocked dreams of the ocean
what did it mean to her
when a wave broke?
broke
broke
broke
waves shape themselves
symmetrically
from the cliff
water heaved up from below
broke
distant car engines
rumble
abrasively
against
pavement
shores
searching for seascapes in stone surfaces