Spiralled - Seana Gavin (Re)Edition Children where we see this goddess

where we see this goddess being carried ashore on a shell

and fermentation with all-new ground-breaking formulas and techniques for making his most nutrient-rich and sublime loaves

moreFrom its very cover it radiates a woman’s point of view

the children’s photobook has been invested in the realistic nature of photography

locally and globally

Spiralled - Seana Gavin (Re)Edition Children where we see this goddessSpiralled by visual artist Seana Gavin is an unravel back in time to the nineties, when Seana was an underage devotee of the underground rave scene. In 1994, the UK government introduced the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act that clamped down on illegal raves and other forms of anti social behaviour. Sound systems such as Spiral Tribe quit Britain for Europe. Seana went with them. She lived this travelling life, kept a diary, took the pictures