Field guide No. 1468
Paper wind between two doorways
A draught, made visible.
A long sheet of torn paper billows across a wet brick alley from one lit doorway to another. Loose scraps have already blown off it.
Field notePaper rolls do flap in a cross draught. This one is the width of an alley and both doors are open.
Also possible, also breaking scale
Shuttle serviceObservation towers come in all shapes. Feathers would need replacing after every gust.
Butterfly brutalismConcrete will take any shape you pour. Architects have built sillier things, if not this one.
The warehouse becomes a turntableRecords fit on a shelf. This one is the whole warehouse floor, tonearm the length of a lorry.
Midnight laundromat tunnelA ribbed drum tunnel leads from a washer door across the tiles; spin cycle, long haul, no contradiction.
