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The Gaping Maw
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Thursday, December 4th, 2008 : goo
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A little classic Citynoise post straight at you from Bushwick...
This article has been viewed 1532 times in the last 28 months
steelisreal: This place makes me uncomfortable.
Peter: 9th Dec 2008 - 18:22 GMT
so much activity, signs of human presence, openness... but no people anywhere nearby to be seen.
perhaps they were swallowed by the gaping maw?
Robert: 10th Dec 2008 - 07:11 GMT
Yes, it gives you the feeling of beeing in one of G. de Chirico's paintings. A feeling of desolation.
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