Crafted from plaster, the typographical headstones serve as a visual critique of the funeral industry’s outdated aesthetics. Research revealed prevalent branding within death-related sectors to be antiquated, contributing to the taboo surrounding discussions of mortality. The inscriptions on these headstones humorously mock the conventional traditions forced upon society, prompting viewers to reconsider their perceptions of death and the intimidating visual cues associated with it. By challenging prevailing norms, these headstones advocate for a more progressive and approachable discourse on mortality.
