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LEST WE FORGET ARMISTICES 100

FIELDS OF MUD, SEEDS OF HOPE. RIPON REMEMBERS THOSE WHO PAYED THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE TO GIVE US THE FREEDOM WE TREASURE TODAY

Poppies
The Shambles Ripon
Tommy
Ripon Cathedral
Cascade
Fields of Mud, Seeds of Hope
The Instalation
Mud from The Battlefields of France
And from Ripon’s Military Hospital
Three People, One Vision
Create a Unique Artwork
In Remembrance

Composed using battlefield mud from Flanders and earth taken from a Great War military camp in the U.K the work starts thoroughly soaked. As the wet mud dries and cracks the five battle weary silhouettes gradually appear, trudging home their backs to the past and facing the future.

Deep within the mud millions of ungerminated poppy seeds lay dormant.

When decommissioned segments of the sculpture comprising of the dried earth and seeds will be made available to the public to create their own artworks or memorial gardens, therefore allowing the legacy of the work to continue in another form indefinitely.

Wall of Rememberance
Soldier, Soldier
Lights for The Fallen
100 Years
Lest We Forget
Ripon Cathedral hosted the Event
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