Fire

Beneath a cloud of gathering smoke, the thermostat lies. A fire is burning. Another dies out. Conduction, convection. Bodies gather. On the waterfront, a pile of ashes. Part of the Group Exhibition “Radiator” at 019 in Gent, Belgium.

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019 no longer finds itself at the edge of town: residential towers, supermarkets, banks, gas stations, playgrounds and parking lots envelop the building. At the same time, 019’s program is moving into public space more and more. It begs the question what this building is, what its function might be in a landscape that is no longer post–industrial but gentrified. The former welding factory is integrated in the zoning plan for the Oude Dokken as a building with a public function that both supports and complements the new (residential) developments. These are attempts at finding out what this public function could be: a series of exhibitions and interventions that delve into the potential of a perforated building.

Exhibited works

Lisa Ertel, *Thermo Logs*, spruce wood, steel bar, 33×7,5×11,5cm
 Lisa Ertel, Thermo Logs, spruce wood, steel bar, 33×7,5×11,5cm
Lisa Ertel, *Thermo Logs*, glazed clay, rubber plug, 40×14×20cm
 Lisa Ertel, Thermo Logs, glazed clay, rubber plug, 40×14×20cm
Lino Santo, *Ideal Object*, spruce wood, 40×18×9cm, 40×9×9cm, 30×9×9cm
 Lino Santo, Ideal Object, spruce wood, 40×18×9cm, 40×9×9cm, 30×9×9cm
Lukas Marstaller, *Wood Profile Log*, pine wood, 33×12×12cm (2×), 50×12×12cm
 Lukas Marstaller, Wood Profile Log, pine wood, 33×12×12cm (2×), 50×12×12cm
Marcel Strauß, *Jet Wood*, drilled beech wood, 33cm × various dimensions
 Marcel Strauß, Jet Wood, drilled beech wood, 33cm × various dimensions
Jannis Zell, *Eternally Burning Log*, spruce wood, aroma diffusor, 33×10×12cm
 Jannis Zell, Eternally Burning Log, spruce wood, aroma diffusor, 33×10×12cm
Anne-Sophie Oberkrome, *Ember Log*, glass, 3 pieces, 33cm × various dimensions
 Anne-Sophie Oberkrome, Ember Log, glass, 3 pieces, 33cm × various dimensions
Lisa Ertel, *Thermo Logs*, spruce wood, steel bar, 33×7,5×11,5cm
 Lisa Ertel, Thermo Logs, spruce wood, steel bar, 33×7,5×11,5cm
Clemens Lauer, *Kill your darlings*, nutwood, steel, 60/50×20/15×20/15cm
 Clemens Lauer, Kill your darlings, nutwood, steel, 60/50×20/15×20/15cm
Oliver-Selim Boualam, *Log Candle*, mixed wax, beeswax, 5 pieces, 45×13×10cm
 Oliver-Selim Boualam, Log Candle, mixed wax, beeswax, 5 pieces, 45×13×10cm
Christoph Hauf, *Fuze Log*, beech wood, 70×15×15cm
 Christoph Hauf, Fuze Log, beech wood, 70×15×15cm
Phil Zumbruch, *Welded Log*, steel, 50×17,5×17,5cm (2×), 50×15×15cm (2×)
 Phil Zumbruch, Welded Log, steel, 50×17,5×17,5cm (2×), 50×15×15cm (2×)
Felix Plachtzik, *Log is in the air*, fabric, aluminum ring, 20×20×100cm
 Felix Plachtzik, Log is in the air, fabric, aluminum ring, 20×20×100cm

With: Koenraad Dedobbeleer, Nicolas Deshayes, Ilke Gers, Olivier Goethals, Maria Gondek, Eline Harmse, JIJ’S, Oscar Tuazon, Thomas Min & Egon Van Herreweghe, Clémentine Vaultier & Ciel Grommen & Maximiliaan Royakkers, Bert Villa…

Photos: Michiel De Cleene

019-Team: Tim Bryon, Bieke Criel, Bert De Backer, Arnout De Cleene, Michiel De Cleene, Olivier Goethals, Valentijn Goethals, Tomas Lootens, Lulu van Dijck, Mijs Both, Warre Eeckhout

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