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Urban Explorer #ofnofixedabode
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Urban Exploration (abbreviated to urbex or UE), a​ phenomenon​ expanding across the globe, involving thousands of people of both sexes and individuals of all ages
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Who is the urbexer?
The urbexer explores ‘shady areas‘ with the utmost respect, without invasion or tampering.
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Why abandoned places?
Abandoned buildings thus acquire a different ‘purpose’ from that for which they were originally designed. In abandonment,​ nature​ becomes poignant​ again: ivy slowly wraps the walls and rust paints the steel doors in multicoloured patinas. It is this​ ‘grey’ zone, this structural fragility capable of​ breaking down​ the​ built order, between​ civilisation and nature, that the explorer finds particularly attractive. Time, the material co-artist of it all, shapes the subject and makes it appreciable to the urbexer’s taste. His spaces, relatively free from​ performative and aesthetic regulation, are sites where the​ city disappears, reappearing in another form. An urban area that is reinterpreted through the juxtaposition and​ overlapping of memories, corridors, walls, dust, beams and bodies.
The​ abandoned space​ is uncertain, fluid, and full of different forces, obstacles, energies and currents.
The urbexer tests him/herself by abandoning, crossing and cleaving through the​ ambiguity of these boundaries. The power of the forbidden and of abandonment​ triggers intimate disturbances and emotions.