At the entrance to the hospital, patients and staff would remove their shoes before stepping inside, ensuring that dirt and debris from the outside world were left at the door. The recessed floor was designed to keep the clinic clean, maintaining a sterile environment for those within.
Even now, uwabaki slippers remain neatly in their racks, waiting for the next patients who never arrived. Yet beyond this space, the floors tell a different story. Dust, shattered glass, and crumbling plaster have spread unchecked through the abandoned halls.
An evocative print for those drawn to the contrast between order and decay, this piece captures the quiet remnants of a space once defined by care and precision.
Printed on archival-grade materials, ensuring lasting depth and detail that preserves the atmosphere of this haunting scene.