“Enough is Enough” is the artwork by the Kosovo artist Alban Muja, inspired by a declaration made by Bush during his visit to Tirana in 2007: “The time has come. Sooner rather than later you’ve got to say, ‘Enough’s enough; Kosovo’s independent!” conveying a strong and clear message to the international community, and recalling once again the interconnected fate of Kosovo and Albania.

The first of its kind by contemporary artist Alban Muja, the 17.5-meter long installation is designed as an iron sculpture, resembling a bridge, and it connects the two sides of Tirana’s river Lana, two of the most urban parts of the capital.

Each letter of the art installation, forming the phrase “Enough is Enough” is 1.8 meters high.

Kosovo war is commonly present in the works by Alban Muja. The latest installation is a continuation of the discourse raised by Muja in his works, putting the public in front of major issues, such as war, emigration, separation, but at the same time reflecting human values, collective solidarity, and the state of the human towards its kind.

Albania re-established diplomatic ties with the United States on March 15, 1991, 100 days after, the Secretary of State at the time, James Baker, visited Tirana to reaffirm the alliance with the US, stating “We are with you, you are with us.”

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