Monument to the Revolution, Podgarić 1967

Dusan Dzamonja's "Monument to the Revolution, Podgarić" is a striking example of Brutalist architecture, a style that emerged in the mid-20th century. The monumental concrete sculpture, erected in 1967, stands on a grassy hill and features a large, segmented sphere at its center, symbolizing revolution and progress. Dzamonja, a prominent Yugoslav sculptor, utilized stark geometric forms and rough, unfinished textures, creating a visually powerful and austere piece that reflects the ideals of the post-World War II period.