Funny thing about memory… it comes and goes. But that’s not what funny, actually.
Each sculpture represents the waves of destruction and memorialises time and people.
What’s funny is that it often takes a crisis to happen for us to remember what we stand for both past and present. But it’s sort of funny without the humour. It’s just a term – a phrase that is used when ordinary words don’t seem enough.
The memorials shown in this picture have been erected on the beach in the beautiful coastal area of Sri Lanka I just visited – in memory of a people and life that once was. This is all that is left.
Each sculpture represents the waves of destruction and memorialises time and people.
This is all that is left of a place that once held hands with a community and lifestyle. We ask, is that all that’s left?
We live in better times now. There is more – there is an abundance of life and opportunity – much more to give, much more to receive.
Make sure what you give is rich in intent and value. Make it real, make it rise above the ordinary and make it yours.

