The Parade is the name of a quiet coastal road in South East England. Stretching for approximately 2 miles, the 150 or so houses that line one side of the road all share uninterrupted views of the sea from the front, whilst from behind they are overshadowed by Dungeness, the oldest Nuclear Power Station in England.
Contained within the seemingly private space of their own homes, we watch people performing domestic actions that are not remarkable, nor individual but similar and universal – for me they reveal so much about ourselves.
Looking back at these images now, it's fascinating to see how pictures change with time and how art proves its worth in this way. My relationship with my work grows and changes as I grow and change. This series now means so much more to me seen through a pandemic (lockdown) lens.
Nadav Kander, 2002 / 2022