/photos by /Etienne Girardet
wall medaillons inspired by a manhole cover in the MAS Museum: »Water waakt en wat er waard was later werd bewaard als waar«. Text by Tom Lanoye.. In Antwerp, Belgium, a metal plaque is set into a stone surface. The plaque features a geometric pattern and text in Dutch that translates to »Where water watches and what was valuable was later preserved,« indicating its purpose is related to water management or historical preservation.
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- Etienne Girardet / photo.etiennegirardet.de
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- Saturday, 25 October 2014
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- antwerpen
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- belgium
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- 201410, antwerpen, belgium, Circle*, city, Collection--Gullideckel, Collection--Philosophy, gullideckel, gully, hinweis, kreis, manhole, manhole cover, museum, note, poesie, poetry, round, rund, stadt, straße, strasse, street, traffic, typografie, typography, verkehr, wasser, water, °brown, °circle, °close-up, °design, °dutch, °embedded, °geometric, °grey, °ground, °history, °inscription, °metal, °pattern, °plaque, °preservation, °stone, °texture, °water
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- Etienne Girardet
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- © 2014 Etienne Girardet, BAR PACIFICO/images
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- Etienne Girardet / photo.etiennegirardet.de
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- Photo by Etienne Girardet / photo.etiennegirardet.de. Licensed to the public under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/.
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