"The One Sea We See" is a film by artists Nurtane Karagil and Iliada Charalambous, with the support of Aycan Garip, set in Famagusta, Cyprus. It looks at how tourism and fishing development are harming local waters, viewed through the experiences of fishermen and scientists. The film highlights the impact on the fishermen’s work, lives and explores ways to protect the sea as a commons, a cultural and natural resource accessible to all members of a society.
Website: www.a-sea-change.net/programmes/living-with-others
Lead Partner - Individual/Creator: Nurtane Karagil, Iliada Charalambous and Dr Aycan Garip
Funder: A Sea Change is a project co-funded by the European Union and is focused on promoting creative innovation around the Blue Economy practices through interdisciplinary and intermedia arts, as well as artistic and curatorial research.
Inclusion of participatory elements: The product is an experimental documentary which was created through in-depth interviews and cooperation with small scale fishers.
