Every era has its symbols. They embody the collective hopes, struggles, and values of their time. Some become so deeply woven into our cultural identity that they turn into timeless icons.
The 19th century gave us the Statue of Liberty — a symbol of democracy, progress, and freedom from oppression. The 20th century raised Christ the Redeemer over Rio — a symbol of hope, faith, and spiritual connection in turbulent times.
But what is the symbol of the 21st century?
New era, new challenges
-climate change and sustainability,
-polarization and inequality,
-the urgent need for unity, empathy, and global awareness.
We are entering an era where survival and flourishing depend not on division, but on integration — with each other, with nature, and with our own deeper consciousness.
The world needs a new icon.
Symbol of the 21st century
This is the vision behind The Creator: a minimalist, universal sculpture that represents unity, balance, and sustainable coexistence.
Unlike past monuments that were tied to one nation or religion, The Creator carries a global message. It can be adapted to local culture and context, but always reflects one essence: we are one humanity, one planet, one shared future.
It is both timeless and timely: an emblem of awareness that speaks equally to cities, corporations, and individuals searching for meaning in a rapidly changing world.
Why is this important?
As the Statue of Liberty once proclaimed freedom, and Christ the Redeemer proclaimed hope, The Creator proclaims consciousness and unity as the defining values of our century.
The question is no longer whether we need such symbols — but who will be bold enough to create and embrace them.
I am open to collaborations in public art, new ideas, and partnerships with cities, institutions, and corporations that share these values. You can reach me directly through my website: elisavetasivas.com/public_art
π What do you think will be the defining icon of the 21st century?
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