'You may be daydreaming in almost any situation, without breaking the front of normality, while at the same time making the present more fantastical. Now everything is possible, and in this fact lies its subversive and emancipatory power. In everyday life, where so much is planned and ruled by routines, the daydream operates as a wild card, slipping into cracks and forgotten corners, disappearing in all directions, and then returning to bring the present into new light.'

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B. Ehn, Lofgren, O., 'Daydreaming', The Secret World of Doing Nothing, 2010

 

Installed within the cracks, crevices and interiors of the crumbling city, these miniature habitations form part of a series of urban interventions first commenced in 2000. Once described as 'architecture for forgotten spaces', imaginary narratives are woven into the pre-existing colours, texture and nature that peels and grows from the walls of our urban surrounds.