Seacoal presents a focused visual exploration of the coastal activity of seacoaling, capturing the rugged interaction between people and the shore. The photographs reveal the raw environment and the textured surfaces of coal and seaweed gathered along beaches, emphasizing materiality and labor.

The book spans 114 pages and offers a steady rhythm of images that detail both human presence and the natural landscape, highlighting the complexities of this overlooked coastal practice. The intimate portrayal invites consideration of the economic and cultural dimensions of seacoal gathering in contemporary settings.