200 x 270mm, 52 pages, Colour printing, Perfect bound, Dust jacket, 2024

The Last Island on Cooks documents a site that may eventually disappear as an act of preservation. The work investigates the complexities or this site through the restructuring of archival material, photographic documentation, sculpture, performance and appropriation of lost artefacts. These methods are employed as a way of resuscitating fragments of history to reveal its potential as a multi-durational site.

This book is the record of a year-long exploration to present the fragmented history of Fatima Island and its fragile future.

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