People understand that so many lives were lost that day but it’s incredibly difficult to picture that number.
You could see the horrific casualty of war when you stood on the cliff looking down at the beach.
There were others who happened to be walking by and wanted to get involved.
It showed that people from all over totally understood the message behind it and I found it very overwhelming.
We finished all the stencils at about 7.30pm and everyone gathered and waited for the tide to come in.
The last silhouette was washed away at about 10pm and it was incredibly moving."
