Responses

Michael Stone, who has directed emergency humanitarian operations for United Nations and The International Red Cross in numerous war zones, said of the panels,

"For me they demonstrate in a unique and powerful way the stupidity, the insanity, the horrors of war. They remind me of G B Shaws's great comment - man learns from history that man learns nothing from history" "Scaringly powerful imagery that captures the heart of humanity at its worst and speaks to the heart of humanity at its best. Thought provoking at a distance and shocking close up as mind and spirit wrestle with the innocence of life and the inhumanity of mankind"     "A brilliant way of demonstrating the effect of evil"     "Sends a poignent message to all on the deepest level"
S. Holmes   "A highly unique method to relate to such tragic events"
Christine and Bernard .Cornwall     "...may all victims find peace"
    "Gets to the heart of the futility of war."
    "....the deeper you look the more you learn"
R. S. Hays     "I gave it a cursory glance, thought "modern art" and was about to move on. Then I looked properly. A thoughtful and inspiring creation."
Alan     "Very powerful and meaningful. Very different to anything I have seen"
S.Shaun Oxford     ".....it still goes on . May God grant us the forgivness we don't deserve"
S     "A marvelous piece of work."
Mel Gooding     "Such a powerful representation of the depth of human suffering - unwarranted and uneccessary. This work honours the lives of all the innocent victims and stands as a tribute to the decency of the human spirit that can prevail. Each piece stands alone - each segment cries out with their suffering. As a whole the five pieces are magnificent and should tour the world to remind us all to keep peace in our hearts. Thankyou Roy."
Eva and Jonny, Bristol     "Superb on so many levels."
Richard, St. Ives     "Moved to tears."
SJ     "Many thanks for letting us share these most powerful images."
Karen and Phil.   "Wow! What an emotional impact these pieces make altogether - the humanity of them moved me to tears."
Alsa     "Very moving - all the worlds 'leaders'would do well to study these."
B and JP     "Man's inhumanity to man - and we never learn do we? This is an amazing piece of work."
Richard     "Moving, thought and a little scary. A great advocate for peace."
BJ     "A reminder of things and events never to be forgotten"     "Mind blowing - made me think deeply"     "Very powerful - brought tears to my eyes..........a real lump in my throat.....could have gazed for hours."   "As impelling on the first second visit as on the first."     "When will we ever learn. Thankyou Roy."
Deny     "Extraordinary Roy. Very moving. Should remain in existance as a memorial"
M. Whybrow     "We shall not forget."
D. Peddie.