Labyrinth - The Pipe Room

The walls of this room are spiky with hollow pipes horizontally sticking right out at you. Shooting out from the pipes are strobes of light, forming a myriad of cylindrical shafts.

Water drips into a rusty bath. Old coppers lie as though discarded. You feel as though you're in the bowels of an old building. Loud irregular clanking is interspersed with the dull hum and thud of machinery. Bright lights glare harshly out frm behind the piles of old, rusted junk. In a dark corner, you can make out the shape of a naked figure half-sunken into the wall as though turned to stone.

A man enters dressed in a bathrobe and sunglasses, clutching a bottle of beer. He shuffles about the room looking for somewhere to hang his robe. He's filthy and bloodstained, with a neck-brace. Has he been involved in some sort of accident? What's his story? He climbs into the bath, which contains a few inches of cold, dirty water. After a few minutes, he finally notices me. "Are you lost, or something?" he demands. I retreat, none-the-wiser as to the cause of his tragic state.

Pipe Room Soundscape: Jasper Cook and Kat Black
Bath Guy:
Trompe l'oeil: Samuel Fenton

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