Stake attention in this memory
A rectangular, metallic-toned informational plaque rests horizontally on a patch of green grass within the Borough of Runnymede, United Kingdom. The plaque, viewed from a slightly elevated, direct overhead perspective, is predominantly silver-grey with embossed text and logos. The title "Writ in Water" is centrally located, identifying the artwork by Mark Wallinger in collaboration with Studio Octopi, 2018. The accompanying text describes the artwork's connection to Magna Carta and democracy at Runnymede and lists funding bodies and supporters, including the National Trust, National Lottery, Arts Council England, Art Fund, The Sigrid Rausing Trust, Henry Moore Foundation, Lord and Lady Lupton, Iwan and Manuela Wirth, Valeria and Rudolf Maag-Arrigoni, and Harris Calnan. It also states the commission by the National Trust in association with Situations. Below the descriptive text, a series of embossed logos for these organizations, along with Surrey County Council, Studio Octopi, Situations, and Hauser & Wirth, are arranged in rows. The surrounding ground is covered with short, green grass, exhibiting some sparse or drier patches of soil. No individuals, animals, or active interactions are present in the scene.
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