In May 2000 Epoh made the pilgrimage from St John Pied de Port in the Pyrenees to Santiago de Compostella, a distance of over 600 miles. These frescos are a homage to the journey, to the ‘Sonnets of Dark Love’ by F. Lorca and to Shakespeare’s sonnets, all of which inspired Epoh to look more deeply at the land and the relationship between walking and the imagination.
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- Leaving Rosslyn for Spain
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- Inside Rosslyn Chapel
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- St Jean Pied de Port
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- Beech woods Roncevalles
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- The Foothills of the Pryenees
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- A Sonnet of Dark Love
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- A Sonnet of Dark Love
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- Castrojeriz
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- A Sonnet of Dark Love
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- Fromista
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- Fromista
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- Fromista
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- Lizards
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- Galicia
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- Horse
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- Los Arcos
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- Mansilla de Las Mulas
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- Najera
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- Pamplona
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- Poppy
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- Portico de la Gloria Santia
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- Puenta la Reina
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- Rioja
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- San Isidoro el Real The Pantheon Leon
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- Santa Maria de Eunate
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- Shakespeare’s Sonnet XX1X
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- The Church of Santiago Villafranca del Bierzo
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- Two Musicians at Santiago Catherdale
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- The Road to O Cebreiro
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- Two dogs on the road to Eunate
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- The Stork
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- The Tomb of San Juan de Ortega
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- Mansilla de Las Mulas triptych
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- Villafranca
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- Castrojeriz triptych
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- Cygnus
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- Cephus
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- Perseus
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- Finnesterre
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- Map of the Camino de Santiago de Compostella
