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I think I might like to do a monument like that. Plant it in the middle of a city people walking by will see. But the thing is I wonder if it won't lose it's meaning if it is something that you walk by every day on your way to work. It's not very monumental if it loses what it is supposed to stand for. Then again this is a project for an unconventional monument so maybe that would work?


I also toyed with a monument that was not in use. You know. Like a monument in the middle of no where that no one ever goes to. The difference would be how it functions in public space. I think most of my ideas have to do with how monuments function in public space.


A monument to creativity, uniqueness, or something. You know. This would be a pretty easy monument to execute. However, someone might paint over it so it'd match. That'd be pretty uncool. Or people might come by and they'd paint another brick a different colors until all the bricks were different colors. Then the message might change to one about diversity. Or maybe that's the same thing.


A monument to love! I'm not sure what the shape would be of. Maybe the same monument but one in Washington and one in Florida. Maybe something cheesey like a heart. Or a man and a woman.