Great pictures, thanks for sharing.

Again, a strange affirmation of our facination with liminal space. I think this person put it well:

“Liminal spaces, they evoke this sense of suspended time. They’re not just eerie or dreamlike. They reflect a world on the cusp of fading. Liminal spaces capture a tension between memory, possibility and loss. These are spaces like empty school hallways after hours, shopping malls in decline, dimly lit office corridors, vacant arcades, and hotels with endless carpeted hallways. They’re not designed to be destinations. They’re passages, places you pass through on the way to somewhere else. Yet, when frozen in time, devoid of people, they feel strangely sacred. They become vessels for projection, a template for what once was and what could have been. “

“The collective memory seeps into our own experience and we feel haunted by the absence of life that should be there.”

Why Gen Z Misses a time they never knew: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6FgxxB7jhk

1 points gueede

Link including the discount code for Jon's shop: https://ko-fi.com/jonrev/link/MALLRAT

3 points oakparkmall

His videos, way back in the day, are what started my interest in dead malls. Cool guy, glad to see his work shared here.

2 points LeonardoSpampinato

Nice work, Jonrev. The eery stillness you captured is frightening in itself. Then we have the ominous green glow of the plutonium powered elevator. Just awesome.

3 points whorton59

Great pictures, thanks for sharing.

Again, a strange affirmation of our facination with liminal space. I think this person put it well:

“Liminal spaces, they evoke this sense of suspended time. They’re not just eerie or dreamlike. They reflect a world on the cusp of fading. Liminal spaces capture a tension between memory, possibility and loss. These are spaces like empty school hallways after hours, shopping malls in decline, dimly lit office corridors, vacant arcades, and hotels with endless carpeted hallways. They’re not designed to be destinations. They’re passages, places you pass through on the way to somewhere else. Yet, when frozen in time, devoid of people, they feel strangely sacred. They become vessels for projection, a template for what once was and what could have been. “

“The collective memory seeps into our own experience and we feel haunted by the absence of life that should be there.”

Why Gen Z Misses a time they never knew: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6FgxxB7jhk

1 points DMR_2024

This image is stunning.

1 points ElegantTea122

Know this is old but that photo is amazing.