aRTLANTIC WALL -
REMEMBER REMEMBER
SITE-SPECIFIC INTERVENTION
MURAL / PUBLIC ART
TEXT & MARK-MAKING
REMEMBER REMEMBER is a site-specific intervention on two bunkers of the Atlantic Wall in Ørland, Norway.
Built by the Nazi regime during World War II, the Atlantic Wall remains embedded in the European landscape as a physical trace of war, division and occupation.
Through the repeated word REMEMBER, I transformed the surfaces of two abandoned bunkers into a visual marker of memory. The intervention connects the historical weight of the site with contemporary questions around separation, discrimination and the repetition of history.
Rather than concealing the existing architecture, the work responds directly to it using repetition, scale and language to confront the past within the present.
LOCATION
Ørland, NorwayINVITED BY
Urbansamtidskunst / Galleri MoloCURATION
Viktor Rakov GjengaarSCANS & PHOTOGRAPHY
Christofferson Reeves
