About ‘Light beneath the arches of the abandoned villa’ by Times of Impermanence
The open colonnade of this abandoned villa in Italy frames the view outwards. Beneath the warm, ochre-coloured ceiling, the repeating arches draw the eye to the far end of the terrace. The pattern of the floor tiles holds the long perspective together, even though rubble and damaged areas interrupt it. Green shutters and light-coloured…
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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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