Säters Sjukhus (1912)
Built in 1912, Säters psychiatric hospital, also known as The White City, once housed thousands of patients behind locked doors and sterile white corridors. Many were admitted for reasons we now recognize as human emotion sadness, sexuality, fear. Some stayed for weeks. Others for life. Abandoned for decades, this place still breathes with silence. Leather restraints remain. Walls are cracked, yet listening. It is more than just a building. It is a monument to forgotten voices and untold pain. These images are fragments of those echoes. Step carefully.