Recording the World.

Jane Darke, artist and filmmaker, lives on a beach. She collects and records debris that wash in. She also paints them, letting thus chance influence her work. She also paints the beach, a 'pale world' she insists, defined by 'transience' and 'interconnectedness'. She writes and makes films about the beach and understands her work as 'celebration', seeking a balance between the subject of the work and her own meaning-creating emphasis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]