Young members of the Pittsburgh Jewish community are paying tribute to the 11 lives lost at the Tree of Life synagogue. Sixth graders shared their artwork with Ron and Andrea Wedner.

The result is an uncanny piece of etched metal art that, from a few feet away, looks like a real, taxidermied fish, or maybe a painted fiberglass or graphite reproduction fish.

The result is an uncanny piece of etched metal art that, from a few feet away, looks like a real, taxidermied fish, or maybe a painted fiberglass or graphite reproduction fish. “That's the goal ...

The tree is made of materials such as stainless steel, copper, bronze, but the most important element is hope. “I know that we made it a circle to show that life goes a complete circle.