Living room full of sand and furniture by Natasja Tollenaar

About "Living room full of sand and furniture"

by Natasja Tollenaar

About the artwork

This picture shows the interior of an abandoned living room, captured in an urbex (urban exploration) style. Here are some salient features:

Decay: The living room is in a state of disrepair. The walls are stained, the plaster is peeling off and the floor is covered in sand. This gives the picture a ghostly and atmospheric look.
Furniture: The living room still has some furniture. A sideboard, a table and a few chairs. The furniture is painted blue and is in a cluttered arrangement.
Windows: Two windows can be seen at the back of the room. The windows are still intact and let in some light.
Painting: A painting hangs between the windows. The painting is still in good condition and contrasts with the dilapidated walls.
Sand: The floor of the living room is covered with a thick layer of sand. This suggests that the room has been abandoned for a long time and that nature has taken over the space.
Light: The light in the picture is soft and diffuse. It probably comes from the windows, giving the scene a mysterious and intriguing character.
Colour: The colours in the picture are muted and earthy. The blue tones of the furniture and the grey tones of the walls dominate the picture.
Composition: The composition of the picture is balanced and harmonious. The viewer's eye is led to the centre of the picture, where the furniture and sand are. The furniture is a focal point in the picture and contributes to the mood of the scene.
Overall, it is an atmospheric and intriguing photograph that captures the beauty of decay. The combination of the furniture, sand, decay and soft light creates a unique and haunting atmosphere.
This urbex picture gives an impression like Vincent van Gogh's bedroom through her perspective, furniture and colours.
Image courtesy of Thomas Nemcsek of zeitfaenger.at