Monument

In the fall of 1967, intermedia artists Ture Sjölander and Lars Weck teamed up with video engineer Bengt Modin to create an experimental program titled Monument. This documentary-drama was broadcast in January 1968 and gained viewership across Europe, Asia, and the United States. The film aims to expand the viewer's understanding of visual communication through a collage of images representing the 'monuments' of world culture.

Monument features an array of famous personalities, including Adolf Hitler and renowned artists. The film's unique approach to documentary filmmaking and its focus on the communicative processes of visual images make it a significant piece for collectors interested in experimental media. Available formats for collectors include VHS and other variations, appealing to those who appreciate distinctive and rare works from the late 1960s.