Layers of peeling paint cascade down the walls of this abandoned space in the White Bay Power Station Turbine Hall, untouched except by time. The generator fire alarm indicators, once a critical safeguard, now sit faded and forgotten, their purpose lost in the slow march of decay.
At the center, a water level alarm panel remains fixed in place, its dials and switches forming an almost anthropomorphic presence against the textured backdrop. Rusted pipes snake across the scene, framing the panel in a silent reminder of the machinery that once thrived here.
Below, a handwash basin has collected years of flaked paint, its basin filled not with water but with remnants of the building itself. The passage of time is written across every surface, creating a striking composition of industrial history and natural erosion.
A compelling choice for those who appreciate the raw beauty of industrial decay, this print captures the intersection of functionality and abandonment in haunting detail.