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Red And Blue

Red And Blue

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Pretty cool how the smooth red wall breaks up the pale, pealing, blue one
KayD27
Mon 08-22-2005
Wonder what the significance of the red was....in most studies, red is usually a color more likely to cause agitation than pacification of a person.
AutumnTwin
Fri 08-26-2005
Well the red surrounds an exit door.I'm thinking it is so people will be able to see it clearly in case of an emergency in which people need to be evacuated.
Orchid Lunar
Fri 08-26-2005
Maybe it was the only full can of paint they had left. ;-)
Lynne
Tue 08-30-2005
If you look at the blue wall falling apart, it looks like a map with all them peelings in it.
Shawn McDonald
Sat 03-18-2006
You people would make excellant patients--"Tell me what you see in this picture."
Nancy
Wed 06-14-2006
It looks like an after thought... "herm, we need to but a door halfway down this hallway"
Felyne
Thu 09-21-2006
it looks like it was made for people to exist the building!
Khaled
Tue 09-26-2006
This wall craves a mural.

Like the blue,though.
Guitorman
Thu 12-20-2007
this hall was part of a haunted house
bubblemaker
Thu 01-03-2008
notice the next door in the background to the right
bubblemaker
Thu 01-03-2008
In looking at these photos, it occurs to me that red might not be the best color choice for a psychiatric hospital...
Operatenor
Mon 10-18-2010

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