Photos of the next monolith began appearing on social networks on Sunday afternoon. Even due to the almost perfect reflection of the monolith, many people questioned the authenticity of the photos. After all, there are many more or less successful collages on the Internet.
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But soon the occurrence of the monolith was confirmed by several recordings and testimonies of more people. “I read about one in Utah and then in Romania, so I knew what it was all about. Many people didn’t notice it at all, “Alexia Fishwick, one of the beach’s visitors, told the BBC.
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However, this soon changed, as confirmed by DJ Robert John Gorham performing under the name Rob da Bank. “I don’t know if it’s aliens, a PR piece of Coldplay, or a local mirror dealer trying to kick his shop. In any case, it drove us all down to the beach, “the well-known DJ said amusedly on his Twitter account.
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The National Trust, which cares for cultural and natural monuments, said it had no idea about the monolith until Sunday. “We need to monitor the place for several days to ensure that the beach is safe and not crowded,” the organization said in a statement.
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The national park in Alaska also shared a funny photomontage, according to which one of the monoliths also appeared there. However, it had to be removed due to the large number of people interested in gossiping.
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The fact that one person is not behind the erection of objects that attract attention around the world is evidenced not only by the different geographical location (USA, Romania and Great Britain), but also by the material from which the monoliths are made.
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While those in the US were made of aluminum and were smooth and shiny, those in Romania showed other signs of processing. According to the National Trust, the British monolith consists of three mirror plates made of plastic or other reflective material. The artist Matty Mo has already subscribed to the authorship of the American ones. Who is behind the European ones remains a mystery for the time being.
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It should be added that the monoliths are called objects because, although they differ in shape, they remind people of the legendary monolith from the sci-fi film 2001: A Space Odyssey, not because they were made of a single piece of stone.
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