"PURGE PINK" is a memorial located in Poitiers, France, addressing the historical context of witch persecution in Europe and America. The project confronts issues of inequality and injustice faced by women labeled as witches from the mid-1400s onwards. The design concept brings these themes together to create a space that encourages reflection and education.

Historical Context
The design responds to a troubling chapter of history where approximately 80,000 women were executed under accusations of witchcraft between the years 1500 and 1600. Each part of the memorial is carefully structured to guide visitors through various elements of this narrative, fostering a better understanding of the implications of gender discrimination and social injustice.

Spatial Organization
The layout consists of several distinct areas including the Public Relation section, Lobby, Museum, and Hall. This intentional division allows visitors to immerse themselves in the memorial's themes. Each area is designed to promote contemplation and conversation, encouraging dialogue on historical and contemporary societal issues.

Materiality and Atmosphere
Although specific materials are not detailed in the presentation text, they play an important role in expressing the memorial's purpose. Material choices influence the experience of the space, shaping its ambiance and emotional impact. Considerations such as natural light, spatial relationships, and connections between inside and outside spaces enhance visitor engagement and reflection.

The thoughtful details and visual language of the memorial invite visitors to connect with the serious themes it presents. This fosters a meaningful experience that allows individuals to engage with and reflect on narratives of historical injustice.