Occluded Depths investigates the hidden landscapes of sand and gravel extraction beneath Denmark’s seabed: vast craters formed by dredging activities that sustain the nation’s architecture yet remain unseen.
Occluded Depths investigates the hidden landscapes of sand and gravel extraction beneath Denmark’s seabed: vast craters formed by dredging activities that sustain the nation’s architecture yet remain unseen.
Through analysis of restricted data, diving expeditions and material experiments, the project uncovers these invisible architectures of absence and reflects on the entangled relationship between resource extraction, ecology and the built environment.
The exhibition translates digital and geological traces into film, physical models and spatial mappings, forming a tactile narrative about environmental responsibility and the material origins of our cities.
