People think that boats can only be seen on the sea. We were surprised to meet them in backyards, on country roadsides, in urban parking lots and even in private gardens. The vision of all these stranded boats has always been nostalgic and inscrutable to us. Who sailed them there? Do they lead a life of their own? Maybe, like us, they are just waiting for the sea to calm down before leaving again.
Yellowknife, Canada. July 2009

Inari, Finland. October 2011
Tasiilaq, Greenland. July 2014
Halls Head, Australia. October 2015
Sozopol, Bulgaria. June 2015
Fairbanks, USA. July 2009
Seward, USA. August 2009
Eureka, USA. April 2012
Sandur, Faroe Islands. September 2016
Churchill, Canada. October 2013
San Juan, Puerto Rico. February 2016

Bunkerville, USA. June 2011
Magangué, Colombia. February 2013
Atiya, Bulgaria. March 2012
Karteràdos, Greece. December 2011
Asili, Western Samoa. May 2014
Izmir, Turkey. June 2014
Alajõe, Estonia. June 2011