The Water Clock installation captures the "torturous experience" of waiting at an embassy

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Autor: dezeen Publicado el: 11/06/2024
The Water Clock installation captures the "torturous experience" of waiting at an embassy

Architect Dima Srouji has used glass bricks to construct a miniature waiting room inside the Fenaa Alawwal cultural centre in Riyadh to visualise the bureaucratic limbo faced by displaced Palestinians. On show in Riyadh's diplomatic quarter, the scale model of an embassy waiting room combines tiered seating into a shape resembling a water clock ? a...
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