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There are many museums to war and holocaust; this museum is different.
The Museum of Massacre is a virtual museum of pre-history, allowing visitors to walk through sites prior to what is now known, to look more directly not at the massacre itself, but to the enslavement of vision, foregoing questions of how or why a rampage occurred, or “will it happen to me?,” to ask how we use this information to stoke fear and loathing towards others and back upon ourselves.
MoMassacre does not take stock post-massacre, it dwells on the still, unsullied, open, even naive space that obscures the violence that will fill it. In looking at the stillness, another memorial emerges, one dedicated to the way space shapes our expectations in and of the world.