<ul><li>Designer Morag Myerscough has created an 11.5-metre-tall neon sculpture for Doncaster Minster in the UK.</li><li>The sculpture was inspired by the culture of embroidery and tapestry in religious buildings, and its shape was informed by needlepoint design and words.</li><li>The installation featured an interactive aspect, with the community invited to write poems that were stitched onto the wooden structure.</li><li>The sculpture was created for Doncaster's Festival of Light and marked Myerscough's first installation in a religious building.</li></ul>

Morag Myerscough creates neon Love and Unity sculpture in Doncaster Minster

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