EOS is a developing mobile field-research initiative supporting long-term artistic and ecological observation within landscapes undergoing environmental change.

Emerging from more than a decade of work across wildfire-affected terrain, glacial and volcanic environments, managed forests, and remote rural landscapes, EOS brings together photography, moving image, sound, field notes, and place-based research.

Conceived as a dedicated mobile field base, the project will support repeated return, close observation, and sustained engagement across seasons and over time.

Named after Eos, the Greek goddess of dawn, the initiative reflects themes of thresholds, illumination, recovery, and landscapes in transition.

EOS welcomes dialogue with artists, researchers, designers, ecologists, environmental organisations, and collaborators working across sustainable design, lightweight systems, remote mobility, and long-term observation.

Initial field locations include Ireland, Greece, Iceland, and Scandinavia, with research focused on forestry, wildfire recovery, glacial and volcanic environments, snow landscapes, and ecological transformation.

Future phases will explore how mobile field research can support adaptive, low-impact ways of working across changing landscapes.