An artist has projected a tribute to frontline workers onto Edinburgh landmarks including the Scottish parliament.
The Rebel Bear, dubbed the “Scottish Banksy”, created the image of an NHS worker wearing personal protective equipment and holding her hands in the shape of a heart. It was projected onto nine landmarks in the capital by the anonymous artist, who said it “epitomises mankind’s capacity for selflessness”.
Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, Salisbury Crags, the National Museum of Scotland, the Forth Rail Bridge and St Giles’ Cathedral were also emblazoned with the image on Christmas Eve.
“For me, this image epitomises mankind’s capacity for selflessness, at a time when there has never been a greater need to demonstrate community understanding and social responsibility, but above all, love,