
Shared coastal setting
Humans and beastkin share a contemporary New Zealand coast whose routines extend beyond the lifeguard tower.
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Tidecross Bay
The people and everyday places of a shared coastal town.

Humans and beastkin share a contemporary New Zealand coast whose routines extend beyond the lifeguard tower.

Each person has a distinct body, a practiced skill set and their own preferences about closeness.

The flags describe a guarded swimming area; the tide, wave sets and weather keep changing the conditions around it.

Clear responsibility, practical trust and the freedom to have a personal life once the beach is covered.

Trust in the water, teasing at the counter and one spoon that still needs to go home.

Meals, lessons, repairs and days off give the coast room for the things people remember.