The East is for Loversexplores human impermanence within the landscape and the flow of land, sky and sea in the current of time.

The jubilance of the Sydney coastline and its inhabitants as a celebration of the improbability of life in the manner and moment at which we find it. The people are both indelicate and nuanced, divine and grotesque. Muir explores these dualities, ultimately portraying the landscape as the redeemer, in a series which seeks to reflect on our place in the flow.