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8.16.2008
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Brussels has a long tradition of radical urban and spatial interventions within the city centre.
The connection between the North- and South Trainstation was one of the biggest interruptions in the cities grown structure.
The numerous leftover-places along this trajectory which where generated through this scar become the target of a series of site specific light intervention, treating them as “disturbed” architectural monuments telling us from their past and possible future.
A project by Mattia Casalegno and Michael Langeder within the CIMATICS Masterclass for live A/V, Brussels, 2008
The connection between the North- and South Trainstation was one of the biggest interruptions in the cities grown structure.
The numerous leftover-places along this trajectory which where generated through this scar become the target of a series of site specific light intervention, treating them as “disturbed” architectural monuments telling us from their past and possible future.
A project by Mattia Casalegno and Michael Langeder within the CIMATICS Masterclass for live A/V, Brussels, 2008
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