Dig Me a Grave by Claye Bowler explores graves and burial chambers as sites for introspection.
Bowler uses these familiar structures as a way to open up conversations about how we process death and how we navigate living in its wake.
Drawing from lived experience of transness, queerness and disability, Bowler reflects on universal themes of waiting, transformation and mortality. Sculptures made in plaster, latex, stone and metal, some of which visitors are invited to sit or lie within, will be accompanied by a soundscape inspired by traditional folk songs with themes relating to love and loss.

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Visitor information
Address
West Bretton, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF4 4LG
01924 832631
Opening times
Autumn/winter: Tues–Sun 10.00–17.00.
Monday opening on Bank Holidays and Wakefield School Holidays.
Closed 24–25 December.
Exclusions and safety measures
Book your tickets and plan your visit at ysp.org.uk