SEIZURE FOR DESTRUCTION OF DOCUMENTS

The guide from the office premises leads a path shrouded in dust and layers of accumulated paper scraps. It is clear that this place hasn’t been cleaned in a long time. The corridor leads to a shaded corner where layers of business reports, old extracts, and directories form a dense bunker. Obviously, this place is chosen for the extraction and destruction of documents that have lost their value or are no longer needed.

Next to a metal cabinet are modest devices for shredding paper materials – a reliable tool for dismantling reports, letters, contracts, and other corporate documents. The work desk in this room is cluttered with product labels and paper files awaiting their turn. Every sheet, every word, every number will be incredibly transformed into an incomprehensible tangle of paper scraps.

The laminate flooring has turned into a slippery surface covered with stray paper sheets that have found their way into wall crevices and corners. It’s impossible to determine where the work begins and where it ends. Document destruction is a task that requires attention and precision. Abandoned shelves with old papers and folders with dark, tangled threads are a sign of uncertainty about the future of this data.

The room is filled with an aura of thought condensation floating in space, yet it is focused on processing, reprocessing, and extracting unnecessary documents. This is where things that no longer matter are forgotten, where they are turned into scraps of paper that will never be valuable again. Everything here is aimed at erasing traces of the past, making room for the new.