Drawing inspiration from centuries of local folklore, the collection centres on the mysteries said to haunt these wetlands. Chief among them is the Lantern Man, a spectral light that drifts across the marshes, luring the unwary with its ghostly glow. Said to be drawn to the sound of whistling, this figure has been sighted near Wicken Fen and beyond, part of a wider tradition of will-o'-the-wisps, flickering flames that dance above bogs and mires, leading travellers astray.

Each piece in the collection plays with light and shadow, using delicate washes of colour to suggest the intangible: whispers on the wind, the glint of something just out of reach, the hush of reeds in the dark. These are not just landscapes, they are windows into the unseen, places where the natural and the supernatural meet.