The groups involved said it reflected the “overwhelming fear” experienced by victims of sexual violence.
“The sculpture not only creates a space for remembrance and reflection, but also demonstrates commitment to recognising survivors’ resilience.”
Ms Hawkins explained there were symbols from each survivor group involved in the project tied into the vines of the sculpture.
“It talks for the survivors about what has given them their strength and their resilience to deal with this issue,” she added.
Petrified Survivors is due to be moved to the British ambassador’s residence in the Hague where it will be officially be unveiled.
The sculpture will then travel to be displayed at other sites in Europe.
