If you’ve ever visited Edinburgh, you will have seen this gothic inspired rocket ship. It’s a monument to Sir Walter Scott, a much-loved Edinburgh born 19th century poet and novelist. Constructed in 1840 it has stood as a constant in an ever-changing world.
Digital photographic image printed on Fuji DPII Lustre photographic paper
Image Size: 8 * 12 inches
Framed Unlimited Edition £100
The works of Scott included writing about the Scotland of the past. Nowadays, the monument serves as a backdrop to the stories that happen in the busy streets of Edinburgh City Centre now, from the bustle of Christmas markets and festival fireworks to the reflective reverence of the gardens of remembrance. You’d wonder what stories they would write about now?
The monuments permanence in the changing landscape of the city centre reminds us that somethings change, and others stay the same. Change happens because we as humans need to reach for the next thing, we can’t stay always the same. So, by remembering that change is our natural state, it can make the future less daunting.
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