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I made this project in conjunction with another photo and a written piece.

The goal of this project was to highlight how a sink could be one of the easiest ways to save lives (by preventing the spread of disease). Yet, washing hands and protecting others from harm is still barely a thought on our minds.

The world is becoming so fast-paced that we miss the little signs, the little things.

We miss the small ways we can help each other.
Small signs that the people we care about may be going through something.

"Sinks" is a reminder that we live in harmony with others. It is a reminder that others need us—just like we need others at our own worst moments.

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As the world seems to polarize further as time goes on, this monument celebrates the idea of individuality in being our own shapes, while commemorating being a shape as a whole.

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In 2030, there will be more wars and riots everywhere. After the war, People builded a monument at a please nobody can find, and took bunch of pictures and put it everywhere as a warning. They called this Monument "The Messy World Monument".

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With the introduction of the Supercharger in 2012, Tesla took the first major step of building out the most complete charging network for EVs. Long distance travel in an electric car was now much less of a hassle, due to faster charging rates, and ease of use.

In the future when all cars are electric, the introduction of the Supercharger will be looked back upon as one of the turning points for electric cars. People began to see them as feasible replacements for gas cars,  including for long road trips.

This monument is built for the future to celebrate this accomplishment, and the change in public opinion that all cars really could become electric.