>>10958155That odd, and somewhat uneasy, photo so intriged me, I was wont to do a search.
The article that I chose to read did not disappoint.
If read aloud, its verbiage quickly falls into place as lyrical expressions of impressions, which time has branded onto its author's soul.
It becomes as haunting as Poe, deftly laying out every imaginable facet of intrique each scene conceivably commands, to leave its reader in an anticipating state of suspended animation, their senses lying in wait for some stark reality to suddenly emerge to jolt their fleeting composure.
>That said, I highly recommend a visit with this solicited essay about Casa Malaparte, the building seen in the photo. A favorite beverage might compliment the experience. https://www.archisearch.gr/architecture/john-hejduk-on-casa-malaparte-video-c/ 