The beauty of death

Two harmonies and one conflict—life, death, and memory. Three moments that are inseparable parts of our existence. In the first assignment, life and memory are connected by bridge ,directly pointing to the Nusle Bridge. The only thing separating them is death, which in this case is represented as a massive wall. In contrast to death, life and memory are portrayed as innocent cylinders, with some of their parts missing. Life and memory are very similar, yet they remain different. In the second assignment, the side of life and the side of memory are clearly divided by two massive walls, which carry a staircase between them. The intermediate landings lead to only one side of the object, the side of memory. On the other hand, the "whole" floors lead to the other side, the side of life.