In her work, artist Caroline Wright explores coastal and inland edgelands where human and nonhuman life interact with a changing environment. Taking a phenomenological approach as a way to understand the shifts of a world in flux, for example, walking on the land and now swimming over it, and tending unproductive ground to become fertile soil, her work captures a moment within a state of fluid metamorphosis. Moving freely between drawing, printmaking, painting and three dimensions, her work often responds to sites where the dualities of loss and gain are uncomfortable neighbours.