A space built for function over comfort, this storage area is lined with mesh cages, once used to secure equipment and supplies. The checkerplate floor, worn from years of use, still bears the scuffs of heavy boots and cargo that passed through its doors.
An open locker, its shelves scattered with remnants of the past, stands against the wall, a silent witness to the work once carried out here. Long streaks of light filter through the circular windows, cutting across the walls and floor, offering a fleeting contrast to the otherwise dim and utilitarian space.
This print captures the industrial essence of Eveleigh Paint Shop, a reminder of the unseen spaces that kept Sydney’s rail network moving.