Null & Void
In the Summer of 2018, KLK (Matt Stewart & Nat Phillips) were invited to create an exhibit for the inaugural Ceaun Borsec Festival in Borsec, Romania. In response, we transformed a large disused water heating factory into a surreal dreamscape that reflected on the dynamics of regeneration and decay within built structures.
In the Summer of 2018, KLK (Matt Stewart & Nat Phillips) were invited to create an exhibit for the inaugural Ceaun Borsec Festival in Borsec, Romania. In response, we transformed a large disused water heating factory into a surreal dreamscape that reflected on the dynamics of regeneration and decay within built structures.
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THE OLD TOWN<br />
LAUNDRY<br />
The building, abandoned for 20 years, used to heat<br />
spring water and distribute it across the town for<br />
space heating. The building also operated as a<br />
commercial town laundry. We found it empty except<br />
for a layer of dust a couple of inches thick and heavy<br />
rubble across the 270m 2 floor. The floor had an<br />
assortment of pillars, foundations and pits to house<br />
the old machinery. The neighbours became curious<br />
as to why two tall foreigners were measuring out the<br />
building and they insisted we should call the owner.<br />
No hassles there: “Do whatever you want with it”.<br />
Thanks, József.<br />
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