Jashari Square

The Jashari Square Memorial stands as an unwavering testament to the power of unity against tyranny, blending art, technology, and history to create an immersive tribute. At its heart, it stands as a visual poem that symbolizes the courage, love, and solidarity of the 59 lives lost in Prekaz.

A central monument features Adem Jashari’s silhouette, formed by the figures of those who fell with him, embodying resilience and Kosovo’s journey from tragedy to triumph. The figure of
9-year-old Besarta Jashari, a symbol of living resistance, stands proudly within the memorial, representing the future of Kosovo.

Within a symbolic rift in the landscape, 59 names are honored, each linked to a digital archive via QR codes, ensuring their stories resonate deeply across time. From each name, an endless stream of water flows, symbolizing the continuity of life and how their legacy lives on. However, on the anniversary of their resistance—March 5th, 6th, and 7th—the water will cease, and a flame will rise above each name, serving as a poignant reminder of their sacrifice. Surrounding the memorial, 59 trees and urban seats crafted from Prekaz stone serve as poignant reminders of the sacrifices made.

Additionally, the memorial functions as a digital library, preserving the history of the Jashari family and Kosovo for future generations, serving as both an educational resource and a beacon of hope.