Caroline Wright’s work explores the entanglements and relationships between humans and the environment. Employing drawing, painting, and performance, as well as working site-specifically, she explores coastal edgelands and places of material juxtaposition to ask how we manage change. She examines what we choose to keep and hold, and what is passed by, using her work to ascribe value to objects, places, actions and ways of being. 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 land to become fertile soil, she looks beyond change to seek ways to resilience.