ListenTine
/tīn/
In Scots, 'tine' means to be lost, to perish in whatever way. In Irish, 'tine' means fire. In English, 'tine' means a branch of a deer’s antlers.
Further Reading
A Scots Dictionary of Nature by Amanda Thomson [2017]
Text
In the art world, ‘Tine’ is the collaborative name Hamshya Rajkumar and Frank McElhinney have given themselves after their wanders in Ravenscraig, making wee fires and spotting deer.
Media
Ravenscraig, Image: Robb Mcrae
Questions & Provocations
When studying a site, perhaps begin with wandering?
Hamshya Rajkumar