Memorial sculpture

Sydney Councils’ permanent October 7 tribute

The piece is designed to be interacted with, providing a space for quiet reflection, contemplation and meditation.

How the proposed artwork will look looking east. THIS ONE FOR PAPER
How the proposed artwork will look looking east.

Woollahra and Waverley Councils have jointly commissioned a permanent sculpture in Christison Park, Vaucluse, to honour the impact of the October 7 attacks on Sydney’s Jewish community.

The artwork, titled “In Them We See Ourselves”, comprises fragments of weathered Corten steel rising from the earth and leaning inward, offering shelter around a quiet seat, speaking of both fracture and protection, grief and endurance.

The piece is designed to be interacted with, providing a space for quiet reflection, contemplation and meditation.

Woollahra mayor Sarah Dixson said she was proud to announce the sculpture’s commissioning.

“Given the impacts of recent events on our communities, I am proud that Woollahra Council initiated this joint commemorative artwork with Waverley Council,” she said.

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