On Remembrance Day, we pause to honour all who have served and those who gave their lives in war and peacekeeping operations. This year a new commemorative artwork has been unveiled at Anzac Station.
11 poppies cast in bronze feature along the pathway leading from the station to the Shrine of Remembrance, linking the two places.
The poppies are designed to look like they grow from the ground, just like flowers in Flanders Fields.
This artwork is called A Path of Remembrance is now open to the public for viewing.
When Anzac Station opens along with the rest of the Metro Tunnel in early December, you’ll be able to view artwork by Fiona Hall on the station concourse, commemorating Australia’s military history through the story of two Victorian-bred carrier pigeons, awarded the animal equivalent of the Victoria Cross.
Learn more about artwork on the Metro Tunnel Project.
