Noémi Kiss & Christopher Rhomberg work with unfinished things. In the style of classic story-telling, space and object are not defined but paraphrased. The designer’s interest is for materiality and structure, not the end product and its functional purpose. This results in “non-habitable spaces”: utility objects you cannot implement, floors you cannot walk across, surfaces you cannot touch; sheds made of concrete and slate, configurations growing out of corroded steel, formations from barbed wire and cut-up carpet ...