Toe Head On the Toe Head peninsula, lookout post No. 28 is located in front of a 19th-century signal tower. Today, the lookout post serves as a maritime radio station with electricity and a radio transmission antenna. The building is clad in slate, and except for the two middle windows, all other windows are bricked up. The armoured appearance of the structure and the antenna are reminiscent of a crustacean. This gave rise to the idea of projecting an image of a crustacean onto the building. Due to the black surface of the structure, it was necessary to work late in the twilight with black and white projection layers.
