Spring ‘26, Slow Burn.
Spring arrives gradually. The light shifts, the days stretch out and familiar habits return as the weather warms. A season of gradual change.
Slow Burn looks at these small shifts and the traces they leave behind. Following a quiet search along the coastline, we present a film by Phoebe Wolfe, shot on a late afternoon in early spring. The film looks closely at the things shaped slowly – the shoreline redrawn by the water, patterns left in the sand, a rock softened by years of shifting tides. A study in looking, searching and noticing what’s already there.
Watch Slow Burn unfold.















