Discovering and learning from a lost place
The desolate places, abandoned by man, by experience, by the new, by the current, are just as important as any other that is in trend or in full operation.
All places have had a history, the one that has marked lives, those that are part of a unique experience and that without a doubt, is present in those who have lived it and who can still see the places and think:
What has happened here?
Do you deserve to be like this?
Is change for the better?
Simple places that are part of something, whatever, but are there. At some point someone will remember them.
Each block, each stone, each lost and desolate construction represents something in someone.
Going through them makes you transport yourself to a moment, each person lives it in their own way, each one creates their own history and lives it according to what they believe.
It is the lost gaze, in an abandoned work of art, that gives it meaning and value.
Raising questions about why, simpler and also more complex, but if we locate ourselves in places that are part of history, of the life that took place there and that had a moment, then we are also part of it, when we visit it, we find and value it when we capture it in the lens of a camera.
Exposing it gives you value and there is no doubt about it. The value it has always had, even if it is lost.
We appreciate what others do not, we put it in one of the visited sites, when others do not care, but they are there, so they are also part of us.
Let us not forget that the old was and is also important. No one goes unnoticed and architectural structures do not either.
Have fun and learn, even in abandoned spaces and places, those that nobody wants, but that are important, like me or like you.
The value is in what is added by what was and what is currently, by its representation in the place and in someone's life.