Browsing: Sacred Space

Dücane Cündioğlu explores theological art through creation, form-giving, idols, sculpture, sacred spaces, ritual, mythology, and collective memory.

Akyavaş turns walls, labyrinths, map-like structures, fragmentation, and blue Void into a visual model of siege in which architecture becomes a mechanism of power, memory, and enclosure.

Rivera organizes four female figures around a central womb-like form, joining fertility, birth, maturation, inward Gaze, sacred symbolism, and the allegorical language of Mexican mural painting.

Green, blue, and yellow stained-glass forms inspired by prickly pears transform natural motifs into a luminous spiritual composition within Matisse’s Chapelle du Rosaire.

A portrait of Eliade accompanying his concepts of hierophany, sacred space, the world axis, primordial time, ritual repetition, and initiation.

A Symbolic representation of sacred space, the threshold, the world centre, and the vertical relationship among the underworld, earth, and heavens.

Axis mundi means the world axis: a sacred center linking heaven, earth and the underworld through mountains, trees, temples and mythic space.

Göbekli Tepe: The Sacred Center Before History