Twenty-five years.
Never forgotten.

In the weeks and months after September 11, ordinary places became sites of remembrance: firehouse doors, fences, overpasses, lawns.

For more than two decades, photographer Jonathan C. Hyman has documented these vernacular memorials across the United States, and artist Joe Indart has worked alongside that archive to translate it into a quieter, contemplative form. The 25th anniversary became a reason to gather a small piece of that work together.

The poster does not try to summarize what was lost. It offers a way to keep those acts of remembrance close, whether in a hallway, in a studio, or in a school, and to pass them, intact, to the people who come after.