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Anti-monument TITO

Autor principal
Branko Stanojević
Profesia
architect
Colaboratori (membri ai echipei)
Milenko Stanojević
Anul realizării
2016
Locatie
Zvornik
Descrierea proiectului
Project for Anti-monument TITO was conceived as a result of a personal and emotional search for a lost sign – a symbol of the time when I was born. The inscription Tito I first saw in the early childhood from my aunt's terrace on a hilltop above Zvornik (Bosnia and Herzegovina). During the war of the nineties it was neglected and destroyed. 25 years later, I look back from my aunt's terrace, the inscription no longer exists, but there still is a petrified memory of it. War footage from 1992, exposes in a split second, that far away, high up on the hill there still exists something reminding to the Tito sign, but the cameraman pans the camera out to the street where killed civilians are laying dead and towards people who are throwing the dead into a truck trailer. It was the last time the inscription was seen. The inscription Tito, visible from almost every street, house, and apartment in Zvornik disappeared. It was not acceptable for anybody; its symbolic capital was dead.
Text de prezentare a autorului
Branko Stanojević (1983) is a Serbian architect born in Loznica. He graduated from the Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade in 2009. He collaborated on awarded projects as Recognition ULUPUDS, Award Ranko Radovic 2009 and Recognition of the Salon of Architecture in Belgrade in 2009 and 2011. In 2018, he becomes a member of ULUPUDS. At the Salon of Architecture, in Belgrade was awarded in the category of experiment and research in 2014 and 2015. He won the first prize in the category of architectural visions on the competition Beta city 2016-Biennale Architecture Timisoara in Romania, 2016. In 2017, at the prestigious world exhibition Arte Laguna Prize in Venice, he won the first prize in the land art category. He won the award of the town of Loznica and the city of Belgrade for the year 2017. He is the author of the project "Free School is a Free Space" which represents the Republic of Serbia at the Biennale of Architecture in Venice 2018.
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