LOT-EK
TV-TANK

a sliced tank welcomes our bodies as a shared television lounge

completed

1998

exhibited

Deitch Projects, New York / CCA, San Francisco

photography

Paul Warchol

awards

concept & vision

TV-TANK transforms a trailer tank into a set of floating section suitable for lounging and watching television

design & architecture

we slice a 35-foot-long aluminum tank into eight rings, line each one with rubber tubing, and equip them with 26” television sets. Lines on the floor direct visitors to the tank slices and to a set of lit early 3D drawings showing the installation concept

program & use

viewers lounge in the privacy of single or double sections, while experiencing the once-hidden interior of the entire oil tank, animated by the flicker of television light. Sections can be extracted as individual viewing modules

impact & significance

common, familiar, generic, an industrial object we see and recognize on the road. Also, extraordinary, surprising, welcoming, a comfortable cylindrical space to explore and inhabit together

Dec 12, 2025

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