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Oh so many Rural Decay shots on my hard drive. I thought it was time to filter through them and post a few.
Deer Park, MD
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Growth and Decay, video installation, 2025.
The work was made during the When Spiders Spin Web residency and exhibition project curated by Junghyun Kim in collaboration with UKAI Projects. Probing the multiple forms of intelligence and knowledge systems embodied in the environment, it proposes an interpretation of a part of the forest located on the land of Lanthorn Farm in Wakefield where a part of the residency took place. It was first presented at the Coreana Museum of Art in Seoul in January 2025.
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Croissance et déclin, installation vidéo, 2025.
L’œuvre a été réalisée lors du projet de résidence et d’exposition When Spiders Spin Web de la commissaire Junghyun Kim en collaboration avec UKAI Projects. Sondant les multiples formes d’intelligence et les systèmes de connaissance incarnés dans l’environnement, elle propose une interprétation d’un milieu forestier situé sur les terres de la Ferme Lanthorn, à Wakefield, où une partie de la résidence s’est déroulée. Elle a été présentée en primeur au Coreana Museum of Art à Séoul en janvier 2025.
I walk past this most days with my dog, so today I popped in on my own to get a closer look; I had an idea that it might work for a photo competition on a forum where this month’s theme is “Decay”. It’s not as decrepit as I expected, and not really that interesting, but I did like these five shots.
Bad day for photographic opportunities today, as it rained pretty much all day. I've been feeling rather stuck in a rut recently, too - I need to broaden my horizons and think of some new ideas.
Anyway, I'm a sucker for white paint on wood. The more I whack up the contrast, the better I like it.
This is the main building of the "Hospital Fructuoso Rodriguez", part on the right were still in use and open, the whole left part was decaying and partly collapsed. Crazy healthcare.
Had been on a "tour" to take some photos of a shack made of corrugated iron, I see every time I go for the daily shopping, but nearly never stopped by until now. Desipte the look of the photos, it is located in the town and not miles away somewhere in the woods. The building is still in use as a warestore.
Bendorf, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
There is quite a number of old condemned buildings around Waynesville, and it's quite fun to see nature win them back little by little.
I'm inside now. I remember many people had kitchen tables like this in the 50's. Wonder what happened to the chairs?
Time, neglect and Mother Nature have been busy decaying this abandoned mill building in Colchester, CT.
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"War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse. The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself." -- John Stuart Mill
This was one of the most beautiful scenes in an abandoned building I've seen. The peeling, decaying grandeur of this beautiful hallway at the abandoned Lennox Castle was lit up here with a sudden burst of golden sunlight. I only wish I'd managed to capture it with a better camera. Sadly the building is gone now.
Although it might look inviting, walking down this hallway would've meant falling through the floor, as the floors were entirely rotten.