Jan van der Roost

Stonehenge

In the south-west of England, an impressive circle of sandstone blocks has stood for more than 3,500 years. Despite extensive research and scientific calculations, the exact meaning of this site is still unknown. Over the centuries, many suppositions and speculations have been put forward as to the function of Stonehenge as a place of religious ceremonies, rituals and worship, but none of these hypotheses have been conclusively demonstrated to date. Currently, it is generally believed that Stonehenge is a giant calendar. The special arrangement of the blocks makes it possible to observe the sunrise or sunset of the moon, to predict the summer and winter solstices, to determine the positions of the moon through the diagonals, etc. In summary, this mysterious stone monument allows you to observe the changes of seasons. Stonehenge is a setting of atmospheric images and impressions; A soundscape whose plot does not follow any specific scenario, but whose images are real.