Once essential to the operation of Wangi Power Station, these makeup tanks played a vital role in supplying water to the boilers. Now, their rusted frames hold shallow pools of water, reflecting the fractured ceiling above—a haunting mirror of time’s passage.
Beyond the tanks, vegetation pushes through gaps in the structure, a quiet but undeniable reminder of nature reclaiming what was once entirely man-made. The rigid symmetry of the tanks and support columns contrasts with the slow decay that now defines the space, creating a striking visual balance between order and entropy.
This atmospheric print captures the beauty of industrial history and nature’s resilience, making it a perfect addition for collectors, history enthusiasts, or those drawn to the aesthetics of abandoned spaces.
Printed on high-quality archival paper, ensuring rich detail and lasting impact.