- SalamiDommie@lemmus.orgEnglish22 hours
It is both brutalist and highly natural. Like you got caught in Spider Pope’s webs. He is going to spin you up, read you your last rights, and then inject you with venom as your last moments are angelic and terrifying.
- 22 hours
Either this or one very similar was in True Blood, the Fellowship of the Sun church.
- 20 hours
Looks like a chapel by the same architect was used in the first kelvin timeline star trek movies
Artwork@lemmy.worldEnglish
2 daysThank you heartfelt for the share… Ineffably magnificent work of art… ingenious marvel of great experience expressed… and human effort and love…
May I ask what is the location of the miracle?
Artwork@lemmy.worldEnglish
2 daysRoger that! Appreciated! I haven’t been in USA much (for just 2 months accumulated for works), residing mostly in Europe and Asia, but dear I so much hope to at least once visit… such miraculous places… and see such an effort of human work alive…
- 2 days
Fuck me do you use some flowery language. I hope you comment half as much as I do, cause I could read this shit all day.
Artwork@lemmy.worldEnglish
2 daysThank you, @YiddishMcSquidish@lemmy.today !
And I wish you success, stability, safety, and peace, too!
- 2 days
I am so sorry but I can’t help but be a little pedantic, but this is not in the national park. I believe garvan gardens is privately owned.
Edit: I didn’t mean for expratiadico to delete their comment. I was just shooting from the hip and it seems I caught an innocent in the recklessness. I’m sorry expatriado
- 2 days
Not OP, but that looks like Anthony Chapel in HotSprings, Arkansas, USA.
Been to the Mildred B Cooper chapel and the ThornCrown chapel In Arkansas. This feels like they have to be in that same school of architecture.
Very much not a religious person but there really is something special about these buildings. Gives the perfect nature is a religion vibe.
- 1 day
This is actually the sister chapel to Thorncrown in eureka springs!
maegul (he/they)@lemmy.mlEnglish
2 daysReminds me of a shower thought I had a while ago: why aren’t more churches/temples basically groves in forests? Even in an urban environment, why not cultivate some grand trees as a little forested oasis?
You could still put covers against rain and lights, fires and heaters against the dark and cold. Statues, murals and structures too.
Dunno, maybe I just like trees a lot.
Not quite the same, but church forests are actually a part of Ethiopian orthodox religious tradition.
https://africageographic.com/stories/ethiopias-church-forests-2/
- HubertManne@piefed.socialEnglish1 day
I gives a bunch of spears feel along with a nature feel. Would be perfect for nordic especially odin.
- 2 days
Watch out. As soon as you retrieve the idol from the alter those blades are going to start falling. If you run flat out down the nave you might be able to slide under the portcullis just before it grinds shut. Don’t forget to grab your hat.
- 22 hours
Nah, it looks like an unfinished house. Good try, but it doesn’t work.
- 2 days
Before scrolling fully down I thought it was a corn field nearing harvest time… 🙂
- 🇨🇦 tunetardis@piefed.caEnglish2 days
Note to self: looks like a place of quiet contemplation, but whatever you do, don’t bring the cat!
- 2 days
Dunno who dv’d you but you’re absolutely right!
You know one of dem little shits is going to try and get on those rafters! And that thought scares me.
- 2 days
Well I know where to go on the next road trip. I’m just up in Missouri a few hours away.





