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Monolith invasion continues: at least seven specimens discovered
Anyone who thought the story of the monolith with the mysterious metallic object in Utah would have been wrong.
Since the monolith was found in the stony desert of Utah, discovered at least six more of these metal pillars.
The second monolith appeared shortly thereafter in northern Romania. – the same day the first one disappeared again.
The monolith on the Batca Doamnei hill in Romania. Image: keystone
The third metal stele was discovered on December 2. – this time at Pine Mountain in the US state of California. The sensation lasted only a short time: the next morning the object had disappeared again. Another monolith is said to have appeared near Joshua Tree National Park.
On December 6, two more monoliths were found. In an idyllic location on the Isle of Wight beach, the fifth metal column caused a sensation in England.
The sixth monolith, discovered in the Kiekenberg nature reserve in the Netherlands, cannot keep up:
While the origin of the Dutch metal object is unclear, has revealed the creator of the British monolith. According to the BBC Radio Solent radio station, this is Tom Dunford; He was also the one who reported on the discovery of the monolith (he probably didn’t want to wait five years like the creators of the Utah monolith did).
Germany also has a monolith! However, the construction made of wood and metal plates did not turn out to be durable: the discovery of the weekend in Sulzbach, Hesse was already lying on the ground on Monday, as the Hessenschau news portal reported.
What’s behind?
The riddle of the first monoliths could be solved. According to the New York Post, the artist group “The Most Famous Artist” from Santa Fe, New Mexico is the creator. The starting point were some photos that the founder of this community of artists posted on Twitter:
However, the artists do not want to fully confirm their action. Speaking to the British-American news website Mashable, founder Matty Mo said:
“There is not much I can say about the legality of the original installation. I can say that we are known for stunts of this type and we currently offer authentic objects of art through Monoliths-as-a-Service. I cannot post additional images at this time, but I can promise more will be added in the coming days and weeks. “
Matty Mo, Twitter user
It’s unclear which monoliths his artist community is responsible for and which ones are not. However, it seems that the first metal pillar unleashed a viral trend that is being copied around the world.
It is now clear how the first monolith in Utah disappeared: YouTube user MrSlackline posted a video with the caption on December 1 “We removed the monolith from Utah”.
The group does not give explanations. The Internet community is not impressed with this campaign, on the contrary. In the comment column, YouTube users condemn the destruction of the artwork and user TheJman425 writes:
The other missing monoliths disappeared as mysteriously as they appeared. And that’s the way it should bethe internet community agrees.
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