Twice in the night, furious fists batter at the wooden entrance door and coarse voices vow to return in search of ‘cockroaches’.
When they finally go away, the ceiling weeps.

Insulating spaces within architecture are just the right size for a human body. We perceive walls as barriers between spaces, but in insulated structures they also create a space of their own. Weeping walls is an exhibition about the spaces that we don’t notice. It is about the situation in which one has to re-negociate their relationship with architecture in order to survive.

The exhibition runs from Monday to Friday, with opening drinks and delicious nibbles on Tuesday night.