Hoo — Off Season 2026

The Hoo Peninsula on the north coast of Kent protrudes out into the Thames. Two standing stones mark the end of the river and the beginning of the Thames Estuary. Despite the sea walls, the peninsula is largely marshland, sparsely populated, with much only accessible on foot.

I collaborated with Dominic Rose, working as Transit Collective, to explore historical and present day connections around the Hoo Peninsula. The material we gathered was curated into a show for the second Off Season Festival in Margate.

At the centre of the show were a group of large format posters, containing our photographs from Hoo rendered with a coarse halftone and some typographic elements. Alongside this were a collection of postcard images, some b&w hand printed c-types, a large format artist's book and a relief map of the Hoo Peninsula produced from found cardboard.