Local artists, Paul Cary and Evie Church (aged 11 years old) presenting the artwork titled ‘The world’s largest snowflake ‘ to the staff at the Royal Alexander children’s hospital. They are assisted by Brighton’s footballing legend, Bruno, Harri
THE world’s largest snowflake produced with the thumb and hand prints of more than 60 young artists has been presented to the Royal Alexander children’s hospital.
Artists Paul Cary and Evie Church visited the hospital to present the artwork.
The snowflake was part of a community art project to help promote the song ‘Santa stop here’.
The song is a promotional project organised by Pier Recruitment company as part of the 50th year anniversary of the fundraising efforts of the Rockinghorse organisation.
The artwork is a gift to all the staff and children at the Alex, created with love, by the children of the city.
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