Unsustainable Structures 3

Work from the NO-STRUCTURES series
Other editions of this photograph have been exhibited at Ekho Gallery, Santiago and Velorose, London, and have been published in The Guardian, Archdaily, Plot, Panorama, Greyscape and Architecture NZ.

"Somewhere between a building and a ruin, this retained façade represents a sculptural and absurd construction. As well as raising questions about 'façadism' and heritage conservation, this ephemeral construction symbolises the contradictions and conflicts that different cities face in the face of urban regeneration processes. The intervention is part of a regeneration project in East London, which includes the renovation of Toynbee Hall, the improvement of the public space surrounding it, and the construction of apartments and commercial spaces. Weeks after the building was finished, and the blue metal structure was removed, my partner and I went and stood in front of the façade. Why are we here? He asked me, without recognising anything of the scene."

Fine Art print with mineral pigment injection on 320 g Hahnemühle Pearl cotton paper
Edition of 5 + 2 AP

Measures
98 x 70 cms Framed 118 x 81 cms

Price does not include framing