The work resembles a eroded stone block: a cuboid riddled with voids that suggest a monument on the verge of crumbling. Brutalist yet data-driven, its custom alphanumeric panels continuously flash figures from the Pilecki Institute’s latest research, then let the numbers disintegrate. Letters scatter and vanish, mirroring the erosion of collective memory under the pressure of time, disinformation, and indifference.
By turning abstract survey results into a tangible, decaying form, EROSION asks each viewer to fill the missing pieces before they are lost. It is both warning and call to action: preserving historical truth is not only the task of archives and teachers; it depends on the vigilance of every passer-by who stops, watches the data crumble—and chooses to remember.
