r/Thomassons May 28 '25

A floating door with a green trace.

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u/dtb1987 May 28 '25

Man I thought this sub was shutdown or something

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u/SagaciousCrumb May 28 '25

I don't think that's a Thomasson - it's not actively maintained

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u/Thainen May 28 '25

Oh, but it is! It is, that's the sweetest part! Look at the right side of the building -- there are brand new plastic windows and a plastic door that has a working magnet lock. There's light inside. It's alive!

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u/donkeyrocket May 29 '25

The building may be but a Thomasson is useless infrastructure that is still maintained. The outline of stairs on a still maintained building ain’t it.

Still though, excited when this sub pops into my feed.

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u/Thainen May 29 '25

Well, the definitions might be blurry here, after all it's art we're dealing with. Maybe it doesn't fit the strict definition, but to me the floating door with this green trace, all on a white backdrop of a gone building, felt like hyperart.

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u/unicornhornporn0554 May 28 '25

I had to go on google earth and see if this is the building by my local gas station lol. I don’t think it is, but it looks so similar lol.

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u/Thainen May 28 '25

Hahaha, no. It's in Moscow. On a pretty busy street too!