What was once a cooling tower now reveals itself as a Pantheon without gods. Like the ancient Roman temple, this space too was conceived to hold something greater than man: not devotion, but energy. The oculus opens toward the sky, and light crosses the void, transforming its perception, while the circular geometries amplify its monumentality. The cult has vanished, leaving only silence,and with it, time and nature slowly rewrite the meaning of this place.
Daniel, born in 1983, is a photographer of forgotten places. Working as a television technician, he turns his gaze toward abandoned villas, churches, and buildings suspended between ruin and memory. His work seeks not order, but presence revealing the quiet dignity of spaces left to time.