Micro-scapes was a project undertaken over 14 weeks in collaboration with Space Studios in London and Colchester, and as part of their Collaborative Residency Program, where artists are paired together. I was paired with Norwich-based artist Holly Sandiford (Instagram: @holly.sandiford). With a shared interest in alternative landscape we decided our project would take a look at some local sites of scientific interest (SSSIs). I created a Photographic Topographical Survey of each area, highlighting areas of geological and biological separation and change. Holly used soil samples from each site to cultivate micro-landscapes in Petri dishes and create Windogradsky Columns, which were then photographed. Our joint effort was compiled into a video which uses sound samples from each site as a soundtrack. Further information on this and the other projects that were showcased in Space Studios Collaborative Residency can be found at: https://digitalart.spacestudios.org.uk/residencies/andrew-john-fergus-and-holly-sandiford/">https://digitalart.spacestudios.org.uk/residencies/andrew-john-fergus-and-holly-sandiford/</a></p>

Althorne Cliffs #1 (Copy)
Althorne Cliffs #2 (Copy)
Althorne Cliffs #3 (Copy)
Buell Spring #1 (Copy)
Buell Spring #2 (Copy)
Buell Spring #3 (Copy)
Great Totham Gravel Pit #1 (Copy)
Great Totham Gravel Pit #2 (Copy)
Great Totham Gravel Pit #3 (Copy)
Woodrolfe Creek #1 (Copy)
Woodrolfe Creek #2 (Copy)
Woodrolfe Creek #3 (Copy)
Lawling Creek #1 (Copy)
Lawling Creek #2 (Copy)
Lawling Creek #3 (Copy)
Danbury Gravel Pit #2 (Copy)
Danbury Gravel Pit #3 (Copy)