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Abandoned Places: A Time for Heroes at the Hall of Light
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Compared to other parts of the "civilized" world, the abandoned elements of California are very, very modern, with relatively little history when compared with ruins found on the East Coast of the United States, or some of the ruined places in Europe or perhaps the extremely ancient sites in the Middle East, for example.
In their own special way, these places poetically serve to frame the period of industrial stagnation (and capitalist decline, in many places) — the era of right now — in a way that suggests that the "civilized" human needs to evolve in favor of non-exploitative and less self-destructive ways of life.
In this special light, the abandoned space represents a means of measuring the pulse of any culture, by comparing what people say and do in the solitude of ruins, with what they don't say or do in public, with all of the order and repression maintained within the latter.
The image that immediately leaps to mind are the abandoned plants and factories down by the seaside or near the railroad tracks.
Abandoned sites go beyond abandoned buildings, though: abandoned missile silos, abandoned subway stations, abandoned ships or even an abandoned wing of a hospital could also be included in this category.
Infiltration 7 features articles on exploring abandoned plants, generating stations and warehouses as well as a trip to an abandoned missile silo.
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