The village Meligalas in South Greece was marked by one of the most violent incidents during the Greek Civil war. The controversial monument which was built some years later, creates a tension between people with different political views and personal memories. The will of the proposal is to maintain the controversial monument in Meligalas, creating at the same time a distance from it. The reason for this decision comes from the need to maintain all the aspects Of History, despite the different points of view on it .The proposal goes underground, letting the nature to become the protagonist. The subjectivity and the various points of view take the form of fragments, fragments of memory, collective and autobiographical placed inside a frame. Here the memory is collected and presented to the visitor through a spatial experience. The fragments find their position in an archive that supplies permanent and temporary exhibitions.