Devised and created by Rebecca at her Edinburgh Studio. Her artistic practice embraces her knowledge of two separate disciplines, combining maths and art to create very unique and fascinating artistic statements

Is it always raining somewhere? Here the work is mapping the wettest location in the UK across almost a century. Using data from 366 different locations to represent every aspect of the British Isles from north to south, east to west, island to mainland and mountains to coastline. This piece investigates every day of the rainy season to see if there was some rainfall somewhere. Each row of rainfall represents a different day from October 1st to January 31st and years are shown by column from 1934 on the left to now. Dense lines indicate heavier rainfall and the rare gaps reveal a handful of dry days. Specifications 210mm W x 297mm H (A4) Limited Edition (100) Letterpress Data Source MET Office Precipitation Records