Categories: Culture

Surrealist see-through church

This is an art installation located in Borgloon, Belgium created by architectural renegades Pieterjan Gijs and Arnout Van Vaerenbergh,

The ‘church’ is about 30 feet high and comprised of 100 stacked steel bars, spaced apart so as to give a visual effect as one changes the angle of view.

There is probably a deeper statement about religion to be had… but for now, let’s just appreciate a unique piece of art.

Mike

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