Dan Daniel - Temple Galaxy – The Ark Between Worlds
- Daniel Dan
- May 31
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 2
Name: Temple Galaxy
Artist: Daniel Dan
Materials: bronze
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Location: Timisoara
Year: 2024
In a quiet corner of reality where time bends into silent spirals lies Temple Galaxy — a sculpture that is not just bronze and marble, but a relic of a lost civilization and at the same time a map toward what is yet to come.
Its slender form, floating almost like a suspended ship, seems drawn from humanity’s ancestral dream. It resembles a spacecraft — but not a mechanical one — a spiritual vessel. A cosmic ark built not to cross distances, but dimensions. And it carries not bodies, but consciousness.
Legend says that Temple Galaxy was born from the meeting between a galactic civilization and the last priests of Earth. Together, they crafted this ship-sculpture to preserve the essence of humanity — its art, its dreams, its faith, its DNA, and the sound of the heart.
The marble temple that supports it is a symbol of an ancient tower of initiation — a white temple etched with sacred lines. At the top of this tower is not a flame, but a living mirror that reflects the light of the stars back into your eyes. It is the altar of an unknown, yet deeply familiar religion — the religion of the Search.
When you look at Temple Galaxy, you feel it might lift off at any moment and begin a silent flight to the edge of the Universe. It was made to leave — but also to return. To be seen by those who know how to read not just shapes in the bronze, but destinies.
And maybe one day, when humans forget again who they are, this sculpture will remind them. It will descend from the sky like a suspended temple and rekindle the fire of knowledge.
Because Temple Galaxy is not a static artwork. It is a question. It is a prayer in its purest form. It is what remains of us when we leave behind our skin, our body, and our planet: the desire to understand.
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