DUR
Polissia  ·  Świętokrzyskie
KASKAL — the movement of the material contact@dur.cx
2026, in formation Impressum Datenschutz
Polissia Świętokrzyskie
DE Munich — — space PL Świętokrzyskie · Holy Cross — — stone PL Podlasie — — mineral wood UA Volyn — — clay UA Zhytomyrshchyna — — stone
Stone hundreds of millions of years old, from Poland and Ukraine.
Iron-rich clay laid down by cold marsh, thousands of years in Polissia.
Wood pulled from peat after a thousand years.
The earth gives. The maker holds. The fire decides.
We do not ask the stone to be other than stone.
The iron took thousands of years to find the clay.
The light took longer to find the stone.
Materials that hold this knowing, and pass it to the body that stands near them.
How Europe builds in the next twenty years will determine what Europe becomes.
PL Świętokrzyskie
PL Podlasie
UA Volyn
UA Zhytomyrshchyna
Library
Bog oak trunk section standing upright Fired clay wall plate, textured Three fired clay wall plates, one firing High-fired clay tile with aggregate High-fired refined clay tile Three high-fired clay tiles, pale to grey to aggregate Single high-fired clay tile, smoke grey Raw labradorite specimen with blue flashes

the stones of the Holy Cross uplands — three stones, three quarries.
in preparation · arriving August.

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Nicole Desrochers and Marcin Kwaterkiewicz
DUR is a practice based in Munich, curating from named earths.
The clay of Volyn. The labradorite of Zhytomyrshchyna. The oak of Podlasie. The stones of the Holy Cross.
Munich, 2026
Nicole Desrochers
direction and curation
"I watched Gattaca in 1997 and wanted those walls. It took twenty years to understand why."
Marcin Kwaterkiewicz
direction, sound, and logistics
"You hold the clay first. Then you understand what to do with it."
Contact
contact@dur.cx
Upcoming
Nov 2026 Warsaw Rebuild Ukraine