9 places where the sinister metallic monolith has arisen

9 places where the sinister metallic monolith has arisen

The Internet currently enjoys one (or at least several) metallic monoliths that have appeared in rather unexpected places. This phenomenon has been around for a long time. We just didn’t see it.

For reasons, metal monoliths are recently found in remote places. For example, in the desert of the state of Utah.

Or in the north of Romania in a meadow.

And since it’s the year 2020, no one really asks what it could mean. At least not very intense. It is only suspected that the sculptor John McCracken, who died in 2011, could be behind it, who told his son before his death that he planned to hide works of art in the world.

Well, he was right. Because if we look very closely at certain historical images, it quickly becomes apparent that the monolith has been with us for much longer. We just focus on the wrong things.

For a long time, expressionism, which focused on the surface figure, was distracted from the fact that the monolith can already be seen in Edvard Munch’s “The Scream”:

The monolith is also no stranger to Switzerland: in “Fohrler Live” on TV3’s philosophy segment, the monolith can be seen briefly in the background:

The sinister monolith made a memorable, if not suspicious, appearance on November 22, 1963 in Dallas …

Historians have long been silent about the presence of the monolith in Rütli’s oath in 1291, although it is clearly visible in the background in paintings like this one by Jean Renggli:

It’s been 14 years, it still hurts a lot: Our national team eliminated from the 2006 World Cup against Ukraine. While a nation was blinded by Streller’s tongue game, the monolith in its role as the goalpost was completely forgotten:

The world watched Ali’s monumental victory over Sonny Liston as the monolith vegetated unnoticed in the darkness of the audience:

Wherever the audience focused on Kate Winslet’s nude in the movie Titanic, it wasn’t the background monolith for too long …

In the trial against OJ Simpson it was allegedly “If the glove doesn’t fit, you must absolve!“Right? Wrong! It was originally called”If the glove doesn’t fit … Oh, 1 Monolith!». Subsequently, the media repositioned the sentence.

That Yilmaz Z. was actually attacked by young people and not by a monolith is something that only the most naive believe at this time …