Researching the histories of various regions in Wales, Angela Davies develops her work exploring realities that exist both within and outside of our time and space. This latest work is derived from the small coves – namely, the Porth Ysgaden (herring harbour) and the Porth y Cychod (boat harbour) on the north coast of Penllyn in Gwynedd – once the lifeblood of local communities sustained by the herring fishing industry, but now, undeveloped and almost forgotten. The performance was executed on a particular day, the Autumnal Equinox in 2025, 22 September, when day and night are approximately equal in length. Just before dusk, the performance on Ty’n Tywyn beach interprets the breath of the ocean, tidal rhythms, and the fluidity of nature. It is not just the loss of the heritage, the past, but something more critical, and relevant to our contemporary world – the loss of balance and harmony. Responding to the global urgency of our environmental crisis, in fact, every movement of the performance becomes an embodiment of human effort to re-connect our land and sea, and to reconcile with nature for generations to come, until she raises a sail, envisioning a decisive departure towards a precarious future.