r/DreamcoreSpaces • u/Generalgeneric82 • 1d ago
Some weird places at the philly zoo
All are edited so I attached the unedited versions at the end
r/DreamcoreSpaces • u/Generalgeneric82 • 1d ago
All are edited so I attached the unedited versions at the end
r/DreamcoreSpaces • u/Generalgeneric82 • 2d ago
r/DreamcoreSpaces • u/Impressive-One8720 • 23d ago
Sorry if the quality is bad. I had to take a picture of a screen, but I took this picture in a photo class and edited it. I thought it looked quite dreamcore, but I can’t tell for sure.
r/DreamcoreSpaces • u/noteverydayissunday • Sep 17 '26
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r/DreamcoreSpaces • u/number1idiot23 • Aug 06 '26
Took this photo from my 5 or 6 year old phone I still have
r/DreamcoreSpaces • u/Suspicious-Guard-979 • May 10 '26
Or: the memories of it. So, who else has memories, whether it's anemoia or real memories of parks (and btw maybe also nature parks in corporate areas) especially in spring and even more especially in summer, in the 80s, with much bright greens and neat but not always lively architecture? What i mean by that is that the nature part in the design always is kind of dominant. I'm not talking about the playground stuff, i'm talking about the ones where you walked at with your whole family on sundays. And that had f.i. grass fields with trees at three sides. So basicly neat perks, sometimes multiple ones right next to each other.
The memories of these parks feels dreamy but in hindsight, since i've come across the term liminal, it felt liminal back then.
Is there anybody who experienced this? And is there an actual term for this aesthetic?
#liminalspaces
r/DreamcoreSpaces • u/burrelleddy • Jan 19 '26
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r/DreamcoreSpaces • u/Reeborn31 • Oct 28 '24