copper plate; screenprint, printed in white ink, from one screen on paper. "While viewing the First World War galleries at the AWM, Brett Graham came across a bundle of Turkish barbed wire from Kirmezi Sirt (Red Ridge) in Gallipoli that had been cut to pieces by rifle, machine gun and shell fire. The barbed wire has been etched and printed in dark graphite over a printed black wood-grain background. A screen-printed border of English, Maori and Ottoman Turkish text is taken from the words of King Tāwhiao, quoted by his granddaughter, Waikato leader Te Puea Herangi, in resistance to New Zealand’s participation in the First World War:

'Listen, listen, the sky above, the earth below, and all the people assembled here. The killing of men must stop; the destruction of land must stop. I shall bury my patu in the earth and it shall not rise again ...Waikato, lie down. Do not allow blood to flow from this time on.'" - Australian War Memorial