'The Embodied Soul Passes Through Girlhood to Death' depicts artists The Girls in their previous lives - Sinclair as an aristocrat and Blood as a pauper; and portrays their reincarnation into their current lives, using a montage of childhood and contemporary photographs.

The cyclical element of the piece is underscored by a temporal shift between dusk and dawn, and further emphasised by a strategically-placed hourglass, which represents both the transience of time, and the fragility of life. The artists’ childhood home of Poole, a town on England’s south coast which boasts a large natural harbour, provides a stunning backdrop.

Throughout the work, the artists have provided clues as to the demise of both women from their prior incarnations..

The Embodied Soul Passes Through Girlhood to Death (18ft x 5ft) © The Girls, Andrea Blood & Zoe Sinclair