Salvaged chimneys become a poignant memorial for L.A.’s wildfire survivors
Hall gathered the chimneys after witnessing the grief of homeowners who offered their fire-damaged remains. He described how these structures, once part of living spaces, now carry the weight of both everyday moments and life-changing events. The bricks, he believes, hold stories of the mundane and the monumental.
The memorial will become a pilgrimage site for victims and residents alike. It will stand as a reminder of the fires’ impact, the resilience of communities, and the role objects play in preserving memory. Organisers continue to work toward securing its final location and the necessary funds.
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