577 Comments for Manicomio Frigerio

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The diabolical and evil torture uses suggested are far more interesting, but yeah, looks like a steam-shooting ironing board to me. But then, they could have been strapping poor victims down on it too! The big sock for the board is in the basket. I had the same take on that basket too, eldo!
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You mean I shouldn't use those to mix pancakes or make some party punch?
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Candles look lit, fresh flowers there, it's being maintained. The plaque there likely has info regarding this grotto, which appears to be dedicated to the Virgin Mary. (Obvious statue.) In the Catholic religion, praying to the Virgin Mary became common as it was thought that Jesus would not neglect his mother's wishes. She's a very powerful figure.
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Something tells me that the occupants were not very concerned about the architectural features. No complaints were ever heard.
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Power for the TV? How do we know it was even on when the squatter was watching it? They may had been constructing their own TV programs, like seeing reruns of Zombies From the Stratosphere. I hate when those show up.
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Long time lurker first time commenter. Motts I love your pictures i can spend hours just browsing. I would love to see this one as a wallpaper
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It looks like Light vs Dark...on the right there is lightness=good...on the left is darkness=bad. One side just looks a little more appealing. The juxtaposition is amazing using one camera with the wide angle lens!
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Long time lover of this site. and i second the suggestion for a wallpaper for this photo.
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Been trying to figure out why all these Italian pics look so odd - and realise it's because everything isn't covered in graffiti! :)
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I can never get enough from this site... I keep coming back
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Wow
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Why is that Modern, abandoned buildings just don't age as well as older structures. Some of the old building seems to be in such good shape for being around for so long.
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I saw the one shell is talking about first too. It looks like a dog/wolf head in the tree on the right. But the one in the center is waaaay more erie
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Beautiful contrast.
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Looks like someone is standing at the end of the hall waiting for you!