Strangely familiar places

If you ever find yourself in a space that brings up a feeling of ‘not knowing what’s up but something’s definitely up’ you may have encountered a liminal space. Obsessed over by fans who chase the unsettling feel, liminal spaces have become somewhat of a mysterious phenomenon surfing around the internet.

The Backrooms is full of literally THOUSANDS of levels. Of those levels, many of them are dangerous and inhabitable. There’s only one true exit from this split reality known as Level 92233720…

This store was open from November 13, 1994 to July 7, 2013 Chevron acquired this property with intentions to open a regional headquarters.

Liminal Spaces on Instagram: “Some of these places really spark memories - - - - - - - #liminalspace #liminalspaces #backrooms #backroom #dream #dreams #nostalgia…”

Liminal Space aesthetics revolve around pictures of transitional areas devoid of life, such as malls in the early morning, empty parking lots or a school hallway during summer. The appeal of liminal spaces is often assigned to their frozen and slightly unsettling appearance, but also the indefinite sense of familiarity they evoke. The depicted spaces often include late 20th and early 21th century architecture and furniture, linoleum tilings, ceiling tiles and cool-toned fluorescent lighting…

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