I am fascinated by James Griffioen’s Feral Houses, both the phenomenon itself and the way James has captured them on film. A few prints from the series are currently available on 20×200.
Chloé Fleury
James Gulliver Hancock
Typeface, the film
Tom 
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I probably mis-identified the first photo ~~ it looks just like some of the buildings accompanying a story on feral children in Russia, who lived with dogs and cats after being abandoned.
But I love the “feral” buildings. Have always loved to see buildings taken over by nature after being abandoned by humans.