This work has left me speechless. Almost typeless. It just beggars belief. Here's an interview with the artist:

http://tinyurl.com/yc9u8oa

Thanks for sharing this. I was wondering what the name "The Third & The Seventh" was in reference to. That interview explains that it's the third and seventh pillars of art: architecture and cinema. I haven't been able to find where this aesthetics philosophy originated, or what the other pillars are. So, one question answered leads me to yet another unanswered.