The cast bronze AIDS Memorial Sculpture by Romany Mark Bruce is situated in New Steine Gardens, Brighton and stands four metres high. It depicts two intertwined figures, one male figure and one androgynous figure that soar up towards the sky. The sculpture forms a shadow in the shape of the red ribbon, the international symbol for HIV/AIDS awareness.
Two years after Romany was first chosen by public ballot to create the sculpture, it was unveiled by Mr David Furnish on the 9th October 2009.
Annabel speaks to Romany Mark Bruce about this exciting project and how it came about.
A large collection of pictures brought together in a video taken during the project.
A video timeline showing key stages in the project’s development.
