Ceramic Artist Lotte Glob's Sculpture Croft by Loch Eriboll in the North West Highlands

Scotland Outdoors

BBC

Nature, Society & Culture, Science

4.7 • 709 Ratings

🗓️ 26 June 2024

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Mark Stephen visits Lotte Glob and learns about her deep connection to landscape and rock

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0:33.2	It's a wonderful spot here.
0:35.7	We're probably about 40, 50 metres just away from the loch.
0:39.3	The water is kind of glinting off the seaweed just in the rocks down there.
0:43.3	There's a lovely wee beach off to the left-hand side.
0:46.3	This is in sunlight, looking down there, it just sort of disappears into sort of darkness.
0:52.3	Yeah. I never get tired of this view.
0:56.3	Yeah.
0:56.8	And it's facing straight at Benhope.
1:00.1	There's a real sense of space and openness and light.
1:03.0	I know, I love it.
1:05.3	And some people really hate it.
1:09.0	They say, are you not scared?
1:11.3	What will I be scared of?
1:13.8	But it's an openness and a love distance.
1:19.8	I've wanted to meet Lottie Glob for a long, long time.
1:24.7	She's a ceramicist based here in the northwest of Scotland. She's originally from
1:29.0	Denmark but has lived in this part of the world since the 1960s, where she's created what she calls
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