When Art Becomes Sacred Infrastructure: A Regime Theory of Meaning, Silence, and Eternity

Description This work does not propose a new religion.It does not interpret existing belief systems.It does not argue, persuade, or instruct. Instead, it introduces a regime-based framework for understanding sacred art as a self-regulating, timeless system — independent of doctrine, culture, or faith. Using the Singularity Seed Cycle Law (SSCL), this project models art as a multilayer structure that naturally evolves through phases of emergence, stabilization, tension, transformation, and silence.In this lens, sacredness is not symbolic — it is structural. The three included components form a complete and autonomous system: a minimal executable demonstrator (conceptual engine), a one-page regime lens (manifesto-level clarity), and a full theoretical framework (civilizational scale). This work is designed to be kept, not skimmed.It remains functional without context, explanation, or belief. If art can become infrastructure,this is what sacred infrastructure looks like.