Lenadoon Point Lookout post No. 66 is located in the centre of Rathlee, close to the ruins of a Napoleonic signal tower. The building stands on a field one kilometre from the sea. On the coast is a rocky beach with a huge collection of fossils. Some of these fossils were photographed and adapted to the lookout post using light projection. The idea behind this was to find a perspective that would unite the different ages of the stones in the documentation. On one side, the projected million-year-old fossils on the concrete from the Second World War; on the other, the stones of the Napoleonic tower from the 19th century.
