Razors Edge

Coffin Bay sits on the easternmost tip of the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, where the vast, dry Australian continent meets the Southern Ocean. It is a place inhabited for tens of thousands of years by the Nauo people, who, over millennia, have carefully managed the delicate ecological balance of both land and sea. In recent years, nature has found a path toward the regeneration of the seafloor. In particular, the natural recruitment of the Razor fish, whose shells provide vital seabed substrate—has created the conditions for the gradual return of the native Angasi oyster. Razors Edge recognises that even the smallest acts of renewal can quietly reshape a landscape.