Monument

Monuments are structures or sculptures that are explicitly created to commemorate an event, site, time or person. Whether it be intercepting notions of structures of the public space, a take on memorializing collective memory or a complete alternative take, Grant unto us… your idea of a monument! 🏠

A few words to get you started:
Monuments, documents, public spaces, site specific, sculpture, ceramic, textiles, crayons on walls, framed photos, domestic actions, temporal pasts, palimpsests, chimneys, statues, sandstone stairs, The Offerings of Peace and The Offerings of War, the Albert Memorial, commemorative stones, rock stacks on hikes that you must kick over, campfires where the logs are centered, dusty PC towers, wind vanes, trophies, neo-classical pillars, satellites, head mounted taxidermy, cell towers, ash trays, stop signs and traffic lights, bubblers, fountains, artefacts, warm street lights in the foggy purple night, shrines and cemeteries, graves and mausoleums, chinese guardian lions at the foot of the door, totems, trees and ponds, bridges, benches named after dogs, the guardian dogs on Enmore road, ladders, the Confucious courtyard, the talking dog fountain outside of QVB, Yininmadyemi, Statues of settlers and the places they’ve ravaged, the graffiti tunnel, the quadrangle, archives, collective memory, narratives of the past, spatial order, detritus, fences, gates, lamp posts, self referentiality, ephemeral, stable, invisible, actual, Monument.