The puddle lives at the corner of Kingsland Road and Dunston Street close to the King’s Canal in London. It has an oval form. It is approximately 130×50 centimetres and at its deepest, although this of course depends, is approximately 5 centimetres. It is one of those puddles that is almost always there, that stays almost unaltered even many days after the last rain. People don’t seem to pay much attention to it. The sidewalk offers enough space to simply walk by. No conflicts of use on sight. The puddle seems to have created a spot of its own, earned a right to existence, a place from where to reflect on its surface the life of a Londoner street. Weiterlesen