Le Passage Inconnu, Francois Schuiten


Le Passage Inconnu by Francois Schuiten
Originally uploaded by MadeleineS.

This sculpture is over a stair well in an underground tram station. It's the intersection of a version of real Brussels with a future Brussels imagined in the 1930s. A fantastic 3D rendition of Schuiten's graphic work.

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