A tribute to a Hells Angels leader, Mark “Papa” Guardado, has been created, mere hours after his death in San Francisco.
As a tribute to the Hells Angels leader who was shot, mourners created a make-shift urban alter, as seen in the gallery.
It’s quite a neat idea; where else can the public mourn fallen members of the Hells Angels?
Have a click through the gallery to see different attributes of the pop-up, over-night shrine honoring the late head of SF’s Hells Angels.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Make-shift Urban Shrines
- The trend of creating makeshift urban shrines in public areas as a way to mourn lost loved ones, heroes or public figures.
- Community Building Memorials
- The trend of creating memorials in public areas as a way to bring communities together for shared mourning and remembrance.
- Urban Commemorative Installations
- The trend of creating unique and personalized urban installations in public spaces as a way to celebrate or remember individuals or events.
Where This Applies
- Event Planning & Management
- Innovative event planning and management services that cater to the unique needs of urban memorial installations.
- Public Art & Design
- Opportunities in public art and design to create meaningful and impactful installations that serve as commemorative urban spaces.
- Funeral & Memorial Services
- Innovative funeral and memorial services that incorporate pop-up urban shrines and community building installations.
