Another Place sets iron figures against glowing tidal flats, where a monumental foreground silhouette and distant Liverpool skyline turn the shoreline into an arresting evening scene.

Low sun spills apricot light across the sand at Another Place, leaving dark pools and long reflections between the tide marks. A rust-flecked figure occupies the near shore, with smaller human forms diminishing through the water. Mauve cloud banks spread across the upper sky, while domes, towers and dockside cranes make a fine silhouette on the far horizon.

For those drawn to Crosby's coast, the image holds the unusual encounter between public art and open estuary. The broad, exposed beach gives the figures room to feel solitary without losing the city beyond them. It suits a connection with the Liverpool City Region that includes saltwater, changing light and the familiar prospect of the waterfront from the edge of the Mersey.