497 Comments Posted by N

I can't believe people actually came down there and stayed for extended periods of time just to make such recreations. Again, the only good kind of street art. Imagine how much better abandoned places would be if all the graffiti in it was recreations of famous artwork?

Now there's a story worthy of digging up. This must have some reason for being here and having offerings placed upon it.

That's not disturbing to come across in a dark, death filled underground maze. No, not at all.

I don't know what I question more: this room being covered in shards of reflective glass for some reason or those damn mannequin parts scattered throughout it.

Boy, Paris must be a street art Mecca or something. They've covered nearly every inch of the walls seen thus far. It's like when you get away from the touristy spots of the catacombs, it all goes to s**t.

What exactly is the point of having such down there? Same with that room with the lanterns and well and the previous one.

Major props given to the person who stayed down there long enough to recreate that painting. A good example of the right kind of graffiti.

Oh, who lives in the catacombs under Paris? (fits better if you pronounce the way the French do...or how they are depicted as doing, "Pair-ee")

Why would a theater need a disco ball? Did boogie fever sweep the audience?

Someone rocked out WAY too hard.

The records were just too much for the poor little guy...and not only are some of them trashed, but I swear it looks like some have melted together.

@Mica I want to assume that it is tiling, but time really has not been kind to them.

Makes me wonder when exactly you would need such colored lights shining upon you...then again I know nothing of stage/theater so I assume a red/yellow/green/blue light must be effective sometime.

Looks like it must have been a very impressive window...wonder why they painted it on the wall instead of on the bricked up portion?

Looking at the destruction in this picture makes it hard to believe it was only abandoned 11 years prior to this picture being taken. Michigan weather must be a b***h.