"Holiday Home" sculptures by Richard Woods for Folkestone Triennial 2017, there are 6 in Folkestone. At low tide the pink house runs aground in mud.


Richard Woods, Holiday Home, 2017 (Pink and Orange) These one-third size ‘homes’ nestle in unlikely locations around the town, suggesting that no site is too small, difficult, or inconvenient for a holiday home. The media and housing industries constantly refer to ‘the housing crisis’, so increasing the price of land and accommodation. But the booming market for second homes shows that the so-called crisis of housing supply is in fact a crisis of economic inequality, sustained by the policies of successive governments. Many people have two homes, others can’t afford one.


Size: 5504px × 7452px
Location: Harbour, Folkestone CT20 1QQ - shot from GPS 51°4'" N 1°11'" E
Photo credit: © Colin Walton / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
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