Interconnectedness in Time – mural +/- 140 m2
At the centre is a meandering stream of water with branches like a root system, that connects the image of the past with the future.
Right under the roof is a fragment of a photograph from 1900 by Hendrik Johannes Tollens. It shows the beam holes on the Noordendijk, water basins where logs were preserved. For centuries these were an essential part of the timber trade that provided a living for the citizens.
The white silhouettes at the bottom represent the future. It is a diversity of people from the neighbourhood, who stand hand in hand in the water. They reflect the desire and necessity to live together with the water.
Projectmanagement Lotti Hesper/Stichting voor de Werkplaats