The ossuary monument in Kavadarci, North Macedonia, designed by Petar Mulichkovski and built in 1976, stands as a striking example of soc-monumental art and modernist architecture. Its bold geometric forms and sculptural concrete structure reflect the innovative approach to commemoration in 20th century Yugoslavia. As part of the broader Spomenik tradition, the monument holds international significance for its unique fusion of art, architecture and collective memory. Documented by B.A.C.U. Association, it contributes to global conversations about modernist heritage and the preservation of postwar memorial landscapes. The ossuary remains an important cultural landmark, showcasing the artistic ambition of Yugoslav monumental art.
Photograph by Dumitru Rusu | Documentation: © BACU Association / 2020
