The Tombstone Where Karl Marx Was Buried, Highgate Cemetery, London 1883 – The Chalk Cliff Where The Ashes Of Friedrich Engels Were Scattered, Eastbourne 1895 – The Erection Of The New Tomb Of Karl Marx, Highgate Cemetery, London 1956 – The Taking Down Of The Statue Of Stalin With Chalk Marks On His Face, Budapest 1956

2010, 4 framed color pictures, 50 x 50 cm each

“The tombstone where (…)” is a work which conflate two notions of personification. The way materialist philosophers such as Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels chose to face death according to their convictions, and how their legacy has been diluted through time by the construction and deconstruction of memorial and official worshipping.