#temporal stillness

Stone Recumbence: Light, Memory, and Liturgical Silence

The body lies still, but the window performs.

This image stages a dialogue between stone and light — between persistence and ephemerality. The stained glass offers vertical transcendence, while the sarcophagus draws the gaze back to horizontal stillness. One is time passing through matter. The other is matter storing time.

In the memory studies tradition, we might say this is a space where ritual outlasts belief. Where architecture keeps remembering even when no one is asking it to.

This isn’t a tomb. It’s a sealed archive.

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