Lome Cultural Center Lobby Flour Dust

Dappled sunlight falls through high windows, illuminating fine white flour scattered across worn wooden floorboards in a ceremonial hall in Lome. The cool season air settles over the space under heavy, grey overcast skies visible through the glass. Dust motes hang suspended in the shafts of light, settling on the textured grain of the aged timber. Wooden pillars stand sturdy against the walls, supporting the high ceiling of the cultural center. A quiet reset is evident in the unmade tables and the scattered remnants of preparation. The flour creates soft, irregular mounds that catch the dim light, against the dark, weathered wood. One pile of flour rests near a baseboard, marking the edge of the activity.