The vent fans of White Bay Power Station sit atop their concrete mounts, their cast-iron frames once critical to the alternator air chamber’s ventilation system. These powerful fans worked alongside damper valves to regulate airflow, preventing overheating and maintaining efficiency.
To the left, the towering green condenser remains intact, its steel surfaces marked by decades of industrial use. Pipes and fittings extend from its base, remnants of the intricate cooling network that once kept the turbines running.
The "Sirocco" branding, cast directly into the fan bases, reflects a bygone era of industrial craftsmanship, where functionality and design coexisted in ways rarely seen today. This print captures the raw textures of rust, steel, and timeworn machinery, making it a compelling piece for those who appreciate industrial history and bold, mechanical aesthetics.