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Artwork Rhythm of three in front of a mill Royalty Free Stock Photo

Abandoned Subway: Mystery and Decay Royalty Free Stock Photo

Underpass crossing under the highway Royalty Free Stock Photo

A weathered wall with peeling paint and a stone pedestal, surrounded by cobblestone ground and overgrown greenery Royalty Free Stock Photo

School hallway with yellow lockers and bare walls Royalty Free Stock Photo

Artwork Rhythm of three along the Rottemeren, Bleiswijk

Lonely Stadium Night Royalty Free Stock Photo

The three `guards` of Lon Pennock. Rhythm of three is called it. Land, air and water that go into each other. Already from 1974. A landmark in a wide landscape. Every time I notice how beautiful they fit into that landscape and still claim their place. And because they are within walking distance of the inhabited world, they are also graffiti-free. And there is no neighborhood committee that opposes these works of art. Corten steel is still unpainted steel for the average uprising culture citizen.