Starting from the deliberately impossible attempt to reach Noorderhaaks, a completely deserted sandbank located in the north of Holland, Nicolo Pellarin’s (Venice, Italy, 1993) lands end – 0223 621570 stems from the idea of the physical experience of a place as an object that can only be reached by our imagination. As a mirage that inaugurates a fictitious scenario, lands end – 0223 621570 arises from a series of recurring visits taken as personal methodology – “on the go” documentation and physical interactions collected as a series of images scattered throughout the space. Using a language devoid of literal meaning, created exclusively by the natural processes present in the landscape under discussion, Pellarin examines the potential implications and corrosive effects of "smokeless industries", such as tourism and leisure.