Discovered inside the same abandoned house in Poperinge as 'Decay', this image captures fabric, wallpaper, and time slowly collapsing into one another.

Floral patterns fade into rough textures, while torn surfaces and exposed threads create a composition that feels almost accidental in its beauty.

Muted creams, dusty rose, faded olive, and softened browns give the image a quiet richness. Nothing remains untouched. Textiles fray, layers separate, colours dissolve. Yet the refinement of the original interior still lingers underneath.

The image moves between domestic elegance and deterioration without becoming nostalgic. Loose fibres, worn florals, and damaged surfaces introduce rhythm and texture that feel remarkably contemporary despite their age.

On textile, the fractured patterns and softened colours create depth without heaviness, while the irregular textures bring movement across the garment itself. Delicate details appear and disappear depending on distance, almost dissolving back into the surface.

A house slowly falling apart, but still holding onto its elegance remarkably well.