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Proposal to Install Facsimile Ruins near the White House. Visitors hopefully would realize all empires fall to ruin, sometimes with beauty and dignity.  © William Brown
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Homage to Value Voters is a Photo-Sculpture Proposal to be installed at the U.S. Capitol. The snake handlers are from a short film I recorded in North Georgia.  © William Brown
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This is my Improvement to the WWII Monument on the Mall in Washington, D.C. This Photo-Sculpture Proposal depicts the first nano-seconds of the atomic age.  The WWII Monument is yet another predictable neoclassical  monument that would be improved with my glowing addition. © William Brown
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This Hanging of the Lincoln Conspirators Photo-Sculpture Proposal is based on four Alexander Gardner Photographs taken in succession in 1865. Oddly, the alleged conspirators seem to watch their own death in this time merge. This is proposed for installation near the Washington Monument. © William Brown
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I'm proposing this Photo-Sculpture be installed near the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. It features an atomic test burst with Mardi Gras revelers. The celebrants are from a video I recorded in Pensacola, Florida in 2012. © William Brown
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This is a Proposed Photo-Sculpture for Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas. It is based on the famous high speed flash photograph by Harold Edgerton. There needs to be some kind of monument at the site of John F. Kennedy's assassination.  © William Brown
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This Photo-Sculpture depicts a Fragonard anatomical display installed in Giverny,  France. Fragonard based his preserved flesh teaching aid on Durer's famous horse and rider engraving.  I added the Yves Klein blue and located this sculpture near Monet's gardens. © William Brown
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This Photo-Sculpture would be installed at Stone Mountain Park in Georgia, a place infamous for giant carvings of Confederate heroes. I thought these black and white Civil War photo-inspired sculptures might disabuse visitors of their romantic notions about the Old South. © William Brown
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Here is another proposed Photo-Sculpture for Stone Mountain Park. This installation depicts African American field workers. Most Southerners think of Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler when they think of plantations, not the slave labor that made the plantation lifestyle possible.  © William Brown
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This Photo-Sculpture depicts a Maya burial of twins with a distraught mother. Based on a display at the Museum of Anthropology, Guatemala City. © William Brown
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I'm proposing that this Photo-Sculpture replace the Picasso sculpture in Chicago. This image depicts a cast of a man at the time of his death in Pompeii. I think  Picasso's African art inspired sculpture should be moved to a low income neighborhood. © William Brown
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This is a colossal Photo-Sculpture submitted to a competition for a monument celebrating victory in the Cold War. I proposed that this huge monument, with a glowing light from an atomic burst sculpture, be installed in Las Vegas, the undisputed center of cowboy capitalism. © William Brown
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Here are six views of the 3-D model I built showing details of the proposed Cold War Monument. This was to be an acknowledgement that the M.A.D. strategy,  the cold war acronym for Mutually Assured Destruction, made war between the East and West unthinkable. © William Brown
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