Warehouse waltz

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Warehouse Waltz is a motif with strong scenographic qualities, rooted in Los Angeles' unique warehouse culture. Industrial concrete buildings with generous ceiling heights converted into spacious homes, studios, and venues for film, art, and nocturnal events. This distinctive aesthetic is the backdrop for the work – a warehouse that itself appears as the main character.

The motif is also inspired by the film The Morning After (1986), in which Jane Fonda's character wakes up to chaos and amnesia in a warehouse in the Los Angeles Arts District. The building in the film becomes a charged scene for both decay and staging, a place where light and darkness reveal the city's dark sides. As a former resident of this neighborhood, I have personally experienced how the industrial architecture carries an atmosphere that is at once monumental, raw, and fragile.

The dancing couple – an intimate moment that could have been the main narrative – nonetheless remains secondary characters. It is the light and the building itself that "speak" – also inspired by Edward Hopper's melancholic lighting, which enhances the feeling of both presence and absence, of a moment that is both theatrical and dreamlike.

Warehouse Waltz is thus a meeting between a cinematic atmosphere, the city's industrial poetry, and the tradition of painting – a visual memory of how architecture can become a stage for both human intimacy and existential silence.