The Voyage Piece is a spatial installation which displays photos taken by August Klipstein and Charles-Édouard Jeanneret (the future Le Corbusier) throughout their ‘Voyage d’Orient’ in 1911. The piece introduces a sequence in the totality of the archive. The images are projected in silence over three life-size, synchronized loops, accentuating the temporal and spatial relations in and between the photographs. The enlarged images reveal what underlies the seeingly mere documentation of a journey through the East: the privilege of travel and exploration, but also the appropriation of the territory for self-understanding – an avant-garde approach to the relationship between the body and the environment that prefigures Le Corbusier’s concept of ineffable space.