Paths to the Sacred examines the relationship between sacred architecture and the landscapes that guide vision toward it. Across lake, mountain, cliff, woodland, stone passage, and distant valley, each structure emerges as destination, threshold, and point of orientation. Distance, ascent, concealment, and arrival shape the reading of the sequence, making the act of approach integral to the work. Architecture is understood as a form embedded within terrain, weather, memory, and the physical experience of movement through the landscape.
