Published by the Hasselblad Museum 2001 and out of print for some time. Only 2

copies left from studio stock.

Hardcover
48 pages
170 x 140 mm
2001
ISBN 9163106310

In 2001, the Shoreditch Biennale and the Hasselblad Center published a very small book of Seawright’s called The Forest and this work doesn’t provide an easy explanation but lets the viewer’s mind wander over the possibilities. There are no words. Here we are given 17 photographs; shot at night, lit by the amber glow of what we may assume are street lamps. The places that are described are desolate roadside lay-bys, ditches, and car parks bordering the edge of a forest. By day, these spaces might be so ordinary that they are no longer seen, but by night, they take on a sinister tone. (The Library Project Dublin)