Air may not seem like anything at all, you look right through it all the time. It doesn’t have much substance, you can’t grab it but you can feel it. It can dry your clothes, crack your lips, and carry boats across oceans. It can pull trees from the ground, it pushes dust across the earth and it carries our voices. There is a telephone booth in Otsuchi, Japan that isn’t connected to a line. It was put there by a man for anyone to use to communicate with those who have passed, he calls it the ‘wind phone’. You can pick up the phone and tell them about your day. The wind carries your message. 

ABOUT SARAH MOSCA 

Sarah Mosca lives and works in the Blue Mountains, NSW. Moving between photography, sculpture, process and research, Sarah Mosca restages and re-presents historical narratives and mythologies in order to unveil ideas and truths that may otherwise be forgotten or overlooked. Her work has been exhibited extensively in Australia and internationally. 

This residency is being undertaken as a partnership with The Lock-Up and Multi-Arts Pavilion MIMA, Museum of Art & Culture Lake Macquarie, Yapang.