Day of Peace - one of the major international festivals, which is held under the auspices of the UN and calls upon all States to give up weapons of warfare. Every year on September 21 held a variety of peacekeeping activities, creative people, of course, do not stay away from them. This year, one of the large-scale project was «The Fallen» by British artists Andy Moss and Jamie Wardley. Nine thousand silhouettes on the beach of Arromanches in France - a reminder of the tragic D Day that initiated the D-Day landings in Normandy during World War II.



Sand Artists Create D-Day Commemorative Piece with 9000 "Shadow" Drawings

The project is a nine thousand silhouettes created in the sand by means of ordinary stencils. The task that faced the artists was so extensive that for the realization of the project to life required the assistance of volunteers. A way to "draw" is simple: just dug silhouette on a prepared form.



9,000 sand drawings commemorate the fallen on d-day

The Fallen — 9,000 Sand Drawings Commemorate the Fallen on D-Day