A rusted steel cabinet stands open against the brick wall of the White Bay Power Station Boiler House, its door frozen in place by decades of pigeon droppings and feathers compacted into a cement-like crust.
Shafts of light cut through the still air, casting long shadows that stretch across the dust-covered floor. To the side, twisted reinforcement mesh curls inward.
Built from welded plate steel, the cabinet is far heavier than necessity would dictate; yet its overbuilt construction speaks to the craftsmanship of its era, when even the most utilitarian objects were engineered with permanence in mind.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, preserving every intricate detail.