Images feel immediate, authoritative, and complete — yet they arrive already framed. When images replace witness, belief no longer depends on experience, only acceptance.

Before time was standardized and measured, it was observed. The sky functioned as a shared clock, marking rhythm through light, repetition, and celestial cycles.

Across cultures and continents, ancient structures were deliberately aligned with the movements of the sky. Long before mechanical clocks or written calendars, architecture itself functioned as a tool for observing time, light, and celestial cycles.

Across cultures, the sky was described as structured rather than empty. The language of domes and firmaments shaped how time, movement, and meaning were observed overhead.