About ‘Behind the walls of the abandoned prison’ by Times of Impermanence
People usually want to get out of prison. I wanted to go in for this photograph: the architecture of this abandoned prison in Italy had piqued his curiosity. Its central hall opens out across several levels beneath a high dome. Green wall surfaces and light-coloured railings link the storeys to form a clear composition. The photograph…
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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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