Pilots Memorial, War memorial in Gan Ha'atzmaut park, Israel.
Pilots Memorial is a 9 meter tall monument made of concrete and steel located within Gan Ha'atzmaut park in Tel Aviv. The structure stands as a focused vertical form within the park's green landscape, composed of geometric shapes in muted tones.
The memorial was created in 1956 by artists Benjamin Tammuz and Abba Elhanani. It was built to commemorate Israeli pilots who died during military operations.
People visit this site to honor and remember those lost in aviation service, making it a place where personal stories and memories come together. It serves as a gathering point for reflection and connection among those affected by these losses.
The memorial is located in Gan Ha'atzmaut park, which is free to visit and accessible from multiple entry points throughout the day. The park is open without entrance fees or time restrictions.
The design incorporates shapes that suggest upward flight and movement through air. These forms create a poetic link between the ground and the sky.
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