Wild, rugged, buffeted by wind and sea, the land is. Its inhabitants are proud, independent, and speak a very old language. Aremorica, "Land by the Sea," is what the Celts called Brittany. Where the tides are immense, the stone houses huddle against the storms, and the western tip of America can be sensed, the Atlantic dominates life. Renowned photographer Mathias Bothor traveled through this land under the vast sky for several months for mare. In every image, one can feel how the Berliner grapples with the forces of nature to capture the allure of the untamed coast. Mathias Bothor achieves this perfectly, always developing an unusual perspective. Thus, the familiar is recognized anew, clichés remain unfulfilled. And Mathias Bothor brings us the overwhelming feeling of Brittany: longing.