Similar structures to ziggurats have been discovered at the other side of the world, in Central America. The Aztecs and other people inhabiting the area built huge "stepped" structures for worshipping their gods.

These however were some 3000 years after the early Mesopotamian ziggurats. Joseph Campbell in his Masks of God books says that the ziggurat may have been built as a bridge between heaven and earth. The temples of the Sumerians were believed to be a cosmic axis, a vertical bond between heaven and earth, and the earth and the underworld.

Ziggurat is often associated with the famous Tower of Babel which men built to rival God Same meaning have Lenin's mausoleum in Moscow. Human Director of the Munich “Haus der Kunst” (House of Art), Dr. Hermann Kern in his great book “Labyrinths: Manifestations and Interpretations, 5000 Years' Presence of an Archetype”) said:“In the labyrinth you will not get lost, in the labyrinth you will find yourself.

The labyrinth is a holistic figure. It allows an individual to find oneself, to experience oneself as an entity. The labyrinth is in itself an organic whole and that is, we think, the most obvious, but also the most important preoccupation today. If you consider the fragmentation of our daily life, the thousands of individual functions we have to perform: now here for the moment in front of the microphone, just before as a tramway passenger or as a business partner, or as the father of a family, or as a taxpayer; all of them different functions, which prevent you from getting to the real center, to the essence of ones existence. That is a deficit, which I am certainly not alone to sense, but which prompted also others to search for experiences of wholeness. And that is mirrored in the labyrinth figure” .Artistic Idea to synthesize this two Symbols in the space of The Sharadin Art Gallery at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania - is kind of experiment.