© In Residence: Sue Webster
short film
In Residence: Sue Webster
Emile Rafael / / 5 min
This film is part of an event.
Beneath East London’s streets lies the legend of the ‘Mole Man’—a reclusive tunneler whose decades-long excavation led to sinkholes and city-wide blackouts. Artist Sue Webster took over the chaos, enlisting David Adjaye to transform the labyrinth into a striking home that merges the past with bold contemporary design.
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Credits
| Runtime | 5 min |
|---|---|
| FSK | Not rated |
| Premiere Status | No Premiere Status |
| Director | Emile Rafael |
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- Living Berlin - Architecture and Design as Poetry @ Living Berlin
This room views architecture and design as a form of poetry, where form, space, and material merge into a harmonious narrative.
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Tickets
Special
Feb 14
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23
23
Living Berlin