The Cathedral of Glass and Steel - Kyoto Station (1503) Photograph - Limited Edition of 5

Above, an infinite lattice of glass and metal stretches toward the sky, like a woven tapestry of human ambition. The structure seems weightless, defying gravity, yet grounded in its precise geometry. Light seeps through the grids, casting abstract patterns that shift with the passing time—an endless dance of shadow and reflection. In this image, there's a feeling of standing in a modern cathedral, where instead of stone arches and stained glass, the sacred space is built with steel beams and translucent panes. It holds within it the tension of progress—the relentless drive of humanity to reach higher, to expand, to explore. Yet in its towering symmetry, there’s also serenity, a quietness that calms the soul amidst the overwhelming scale. For those who appreciate the harmony between the man-made and the ethereal, "The Cathedral of Glass and Steel" offers a glimpse into the beauty of modern architecture—a place where technology and tranquility meet in perfect balance. This photograph captures not just a building, but the essence of what it means to be human in a world of expanding horizons. *** Printing Materials: Hahnemühle Fine Art Paper Pearl (285 g/m²) Printed with 3 cm white border. Image Size: 81 x 50 cm Paper Size: 87 x 56 cm Comes with a certificate of authenticity.