Monuments are built to assert permanence, yet their meaning is anything but fixed. They exist in a space where reverence and rejection, preservation and protest continuously reshape their significance. While they may seem to solidify history, they are also reminders of its instability – subject to reinterpretation, erasure, and reimagination. All monuments must fall. Some crumble under the weight of time, others are toppled by those who refuse the histories they represent. Like words dissolving on paper, like sand slipping through fingers, meaning is never still. Lagomarsino’s work reveals this fragility, showing how monuments, like memory itself, are layered, shifting, and never truly settled.