Chris Harrison

+47 481 34 555

mail@chrisharrison.no

sites of memory

The first War Memorial I ever saw was at the top of our street. You couldn’t read the names, as the acid rain from the local factories had washed them all away. These images are about reading those names. The decisive moment has passed.

sheerness, kent

dublin

hebburn, tyne & wear

brynmawr, gwent

picardy & bapaume avenue, belfast

glencoe, argyll

chenies street, london

glasgow

scrogg road, walker, tyne & wear

maude terrace, west auckland, county durham

waterloo station, london

abergavenny, gwent

melksham, wiltshire

fosbury & oakenwood, wiltshire

bolton, greater manchester

swinton, manchester

ballachulish, argyll

the cenotaph, london

corsham, wiltshire

carrickfergus, county antrim

south shields, tyne & wear

lewisham, london

blaenavon, wales

merthyr tidfil

bolton, greater manchester

belmont road, belfast

knockholt, kent

marlborough, wiltshire

compton bassett, wiltshire

bolton, greater manchester

holywood, county antrim

kent I

the knockagh, county antrim

donegal pass, belfast

Durham road, gateshead

kent II

fort william, scotland

kent III

laycock abbey, wiltshire

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