Observation Post Bunker, Juno Beach, Courseulles-sur-Mer, 2015

Pigment ink on cotton fibre 
32 x 48in. / 81.28 x 121.92 cm 
Mounted on 1in. gator board  
Edition 1/5

Artist Insight
The Atlantic Wall was a massive defensive structure that began in Norway and ran south along the coasts of Belgium and France. Built on Adolf Hitler’s orders, it covered a distance of 2,688 kilometres and formed the  main part of his “Fortress Europe.”
These six bunker photographs portray structures found in the Normandy sector of the Atlantic Wall.