The House That Burns Everyday Has stock in Germany curated by Leonie Radine

curated by Leonie Radine

In her essay of the same name

An expression of perplexity freezes on the stunned faces of the team of researchers

But here the influence is less about the cultural or tactical aspects of a fictional "post-apocalypse world"

and spent almost five years working on the pictures for Tora No Maki

The House That Burns Everyday Has stock in Germany curated by Leonie RadineMarina Gadonneixs work weaves a complex link between documentary and fiction through photographs of places given over to temporary neglect. The House That Burns Everyday recalls a fable whose story, in ashes, would no longer reach us. Marina Gadonneix has chosen to haunt a dummy house used by firemen to become familiar with fire and fighting it. In short, a room of fiction. Fire has raged, soon it will flare up again. In this interstice, Gadonneix