#53 by Ruben Topia

#53 by Ruben Topia

“Kasteel Stapelen”

“Like many national monuments, this castle was built on a leyline, next to the Dommel river, surrounded by ancient oak trees. In the past, oak trees were considered sacred and held a spiritual power similar to what one experiences in a church. The trees in this park are hundreds of years old. However, their continued existence is in decline, as no energy or love is being directed toward the place. As a result, it becomes overloaded. In this modern age, the place has lost its function. Trees are dying or becoming ill. At the center of the castle is a labyrinth, which is currently inaccessible. In my experience, the new labyrinth is accessible within our hearts. And it is within our hearts that the new temple can grow”.

Available in two formats:

• A2 (42x59.4 cm), giclée limited edition print (100 pieces)
• 30x40 cm

Printed on 250gsm satin paper, embossed with "The Brabanter" logo.