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About ‘Green arches at the abandoned sanatorium’ by Times of Impermanence
This open corridor is part of an abandoned sanatorium in Georgia. Dense vegetation climbs up the arches and reaches right up to the damaged ceiling. This creates a transition between architecture and vegetation, in which the original design remains clearly recognisable. The light-coloured walls and curved forms provide a tranquil…
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Times of Impermanence
Chemnitz, Germany
I’m Paul, and since 2016 I have been photographing abandoned places across Europe under the name “Times of Impermanence”. My travels have taken me to around 3,000 such places in 27 countries – from villas and castles to theatres, places of worship and disused industrial sites. My photography focuses on the beauty of decay, extraordinary architecture and the interplay between nature and impermanence.
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