Commissioning

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Here’s a playful look into a new industry housing 2M Cladding Control Systems.

Tasked with protecting pipes exposed both internally and externally to extreme heat and noxious gasses, our cladding system diligently works to extend raw material life span and reduce the likelihood of any fracture lines or wear and tear.

This whole endeavour involves shape shifting between the very elements themselves throughout various process chambers, in an adventure of metamorphosis.

Most elements of 2M projects are bespoke and handmade for the project at hand.

Plugs and sockets are designed and assembled with fit, function, and durability in mind.

A look over a great expanse, a metal maze in Italy.  High up on site, control system tests began within chambers of steam and gas.

Not safe for those with sensitivity to light ~ you’re about to see a myriad of sparks take flight as the automatic torch head begins seeing to the plight of pipes working in extreme circumstances.

Back to nature for a more traditional definition of transition – prepare yourselves to be blown away by this lovable caterpillar peeling away through complex layers of growth as it becomes what it yearns to become – a Puss Moth!

My favourite part is the wriggles and jiggles and the stretches it takes to slip from one outfit into the next.  This is a really jaw dropping process and it’s a privilege to see it unfold.

See what you think!

An interesting glimpse into a separation process required prior to the anaerobic process.  Not for the fainthearted this one.  It would be more becoming perhaps if we, like the caterpillar before us, produced little to no waste ~ and if what we did use and discard was easily returned to the earth with little to no mess?

Food for thought as we transfer the idea of digestion from the stomach to the mind in our very own internal process.