Plough

Plough follows protagonist Shore, a mystic sentient being, an embodiment of historical labour and a call to rest. Dwelling in the water 364 days of the year and returning to land on the 365th day to complete a yearly pilgrimage. They seek to decolonise and redistribute ownership and access to the English countryside. By connecting with their diasporic legacy, spanning past, present and future generations, they allow healing through reconnecting to the earth. Their pilgrimage is a rejection of the violent flag-planting claiming of land; a gentle act of decolonisation.