Crawl Space

Crawl Space is an ongoing feature within A Submersible. It focusses on cultural practices concerned with that which is somehow hidden. This includes projects interested in the inaccessible, the latent, the beyond, the lost and the concealed.

Wave Isobel Wohl

Isobel Wohl, Wave, 2016, found tobacco tin with sea glass, 3 cm high x 7 cm diameter.

Image courtesy the artist. Photograph credit: Sylvain Deleu.

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Thaw Centrala, Rosa Aiello and Jan Domicz at Wschód, Warsaw

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Thaw, 2019, installation view.

Rosa Aiello, 27 Seasons, 2017, HD video, 08:48.

Centrala (Malgorzata Kuciewicz, Simone De Iacobis), White polychrome on the zofia and oskar hansen‘s house in szumin (1975)
The mockup was presented at "amplifying nature“ exhibition (curator: anna ptak) during 16, architectural biennale in venice at polish pavilion.

Centrala (Malgorzata Kuciewicz, Simone De Iacobis), White polychrome on the zofia and oskar hansen‘s house in szumin (1975) (detail).
The mockup was presented at "amplifying nature“ exhibition (curator: anna ptak) during 16, architectural biennale in venice at polish pavilion.

Jan Domicz, Greenhouse, 2019, installation, 6 x 2 x 3 m

Jan Domicz, Greenhouse, 2019, installation, 6 x 2 x 3 m.

Jan Domicz, Greenhouse, 2019, installation, 6 x 2 x 3 m

Jan Domicz, Greenhouse (detail), 2019, installation, 6 x 2 x 3 m.

All images courtesy the artist and Wschód, Warsaw

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Pacha Kuti Ten David Rowan

18th Century Inca future predictions say the 10th Pacha Kuti began in the year 1987. The name 'Pacha Kuti' or pachacuti refers to an Inca apocalypse legend, a cyclic time of duality and change that roughly translates as 'the time when the world will turn upside down' Pacha-kuti-ten (Pacha Kuti X) is the 10th 'End of The Universe' and began in the year 1987 according to the Inca culture legend which states there have been nine previous pacha kuti throughout human history.