Take a look at one of the scariest church ever. And believe us it will give you goosebumps.
How will you feel if you see a dark building surrounded by a cemetery, creaky floors? You go inside and see ghosts – white figures shimmering in the semi-darkness of the church, which filled the entire space from the entrance to the altar. And instead of faces black bottomless holes gaze at you. There is a silence in the church, but it seems that is louder than the sounds of the most powerful explosion. Well, we are not talking about any horror film but here we are talking about the scariest church ever.
Built-in 1352, the Church of St. George in the Czech village of Lukova gradually began to decline in the 1960s. The reason for the desolation was the collapse of the roof, which occurred during one of the funeral ceremonies. There was no money for repairs, and the locals sincerely believed that the holy place was cursed. Since then, few have looked inside the building.
In an attempt to draw attention to the old historic building, local artist Jakub Khadrava turned the ruins into an art object. Silent, motionless white silhouettes now sit on the parishioners’ benches. The figures depict the ghosts of the Sudeten Germans who lived in the village during World War II and who came to this church every Sunday. With this work, Khadrawa wants to show the world that this place has a history that has a great impact on people. Spirits frighten and fascinate at the same time.
Thanks to the white ghosts, the church has become popular not only among locals but also among tourists. The money received from the excursions will be used to repair the church. So far, no one knows whether the spirits will remain after the restoration of the church or will disappear forever.
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