A site specific sculpture made for the exhibition Gränssnitt Östersjön in Smygehuk, Sweden, 3 August—1 September 2013.

Permanently installed at Smygehuk in 2014, seen here on Google maps.

Smygehuk is the southernmost piece of Swedish land before meeting the sea, it’s the transition between a solid and a liquid form. For many years the lighthouse and the fog horn was communicating outwards to the sea, it was the fixed point to whom ever was out there in darkness, mist and storm. I wanted to change the communication inward by building an acoustic radar that carries the sound of the sea back to land.