Within physical and constructed landscapes Anna Macleod's work proposes the possibility of alternatives to the competing uses and values placed on land and its resources. In her sculptural and installation work she combines simple engineering and existing systems of rain water technology to question roles and responsibilities towards the infrastructure that underpins our existence. In the play between hi tech and low tech systems local solutions with global resonances are teased out. Water is the emotive tool used here to explore deeper concerns of access, human rights and civic duty.