"World Trade Center  Archive"

Since the destruction of the World Trade Center towers, we are left with only images and facsimiles of what once was. With all of the emotional charge that images of those two arrogantly designed skyscrapers now carry, the towers have suddenly become eerily present in many forms that never seemed related or had a meaningful visual association. This binder is a collection of World Trade Center resemblances, forced comparisons, unconscious approximations, never-to-be-realized home-spun memorial proposals, and twin towers replacement suggestions by amateur architects. It also includes some of the numerous commemorative kitsch statuettes and paintings, children's drawings of the attacks, and a number of World Trade Center memorial tattoos. Over 65 pages.