Žižkov Television Tower- Prague – 1985

Prague, 1985. Three concrete shafts pierce the sky. Suspended in mid-air, steel capsules watch over the city. Designed by Václav Aulický, the Žižkov Television Tower was born in a Czechoslovakia steeped in surveillance. It doesn’t simply look — it observes. High-tech. Brutalist. Surreal. A watchtower for a world in transition. Today, crawling babies climb its flanks. But beneath the post-communist kitsch lies the radical verticality of a regime that tried to reach the heavens. SLA resin. And always, that concrete silence echoing through the decades.

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