Heavily rusted equipment and corroded concrete footings surround the remains of the sulphite mixing tank in a Boiler House plant room at White Bay Power Station. Once integral to preventing corrosion inside the boilers, the very chemicals that protected the system have hastened its decay.
Every surface bears the weight of time. Copper oxidation turns green against the rusted metal, while flaking layers of corrosion mark the pump housing. The cracked reinforced glass behind, once shielding this process, now reflects the collapse of an industrial era.
A striking industrial print capturing the relentless passage of time in a forgotten mechanical space.
Printed on museum-grade materials for exceptional archival quality.