Brussel-Kongres / Bruxelles-Congrès, 2014. video, sound, 8 minutes
This work explores the diverse architectural character of a neighborhood that, despite its emptiness and desolation, is constantly undergoing new construction. The focus is primarily on the authenticity of the station, which has been preserved over the years and serves as a testament to the area's variety. Through a constructive soundscape and the interplay between the video images, a certain rhythm is established. This rhythm is punctuated by small movements that disrupt the stillness of the images.