The Isle of Dogs has a long established spatial identity that embodies concepts of Docklands - the maritime complex complex servicing the exchange of goods. Within the contex of this area, Canary Wharf has contributed to it's shifting spatial character. It may, on the surface, have created a condition of binary oppositions.
Aleksandra Bigoszewska's project examines these landscape changes and discovers a new reality behind the two diverse social groups that occupy them.
