Sergio Furnari Creates Symbol of Hope with Life-Sized Sculpture of Doctor/Nurse Praying

World Renowned, Italian Sculptor, Sergio Furnari, has created a symbol of hope with his life-sized sculpture of a Doctor/Nurse praying. Eventually his hope is to donate his hero monument to the Smithsonian museum. He will bring the Statues in a National Tour to 6 Locations around Washington D.C. this Friday, January 1, 2021.

10am to 10:30am at CNN Building ( 820 First St NE, Washington, DC 20001, United States)

10:45 to 11:15 Fox News Building ( 400 North Capitol St NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States)

11:30 to 12pm The Smithsonian Museum (Constitution Ave. between 12th St. NW and 14th St. NW )

12:15pm to 12:45pm White House (Haupt Fountains across the street)

1:15 pm to 2:pm George Washington University Hospital (900 23rd St NW, Washington, DC 20037, United States )

4pm to 4:45pm Virginia Hospital Center ( 1701 N George Mason Dr, Arlington, VA 22205, United States)

*Together with Washington D.C.'s Local Celebrity, Peter Tabibian, CEO of Zburger they will be given out free burgers for all Healthcare Workers at the Hospital mentioned above.*

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Sergio invites people to pray one at a time. Everyone must wear a mask and will be socially distanced.

He also has invented a new bracelet that will prevent the spread of COVID 19 he has pledged to produce 3.6 billion copies basically 10 bracelet for every American eventually he will love to produce 70 billion copies which will provide 10 disposable bracelets for every citizen on the planet, His invention will simply keep the hands sanitized and free of Covid 19 at all time His mission is to be contacted by Officials of the White House the pentagon the health department and education department and so on . At the moment his invention is absolutely classified .

The Heroes Sculpture was displayed in front of New York Presbyterian Hospital earlier this year,

when the shift change happens at 7pm, for health care workers. Everyone loved the tribute and people joined in to say a prayer.

Here is a video about the making of the Heroes Monument Statue.

This is not the first tribute to America's Heroes. Sergio created the "Lunchtime on top of a Skyscraper" sculpture that was inspired by the famous photo of the same name. He sat at the footprints of The World Trade Center for months, so that the workers would see the tribute as they took breaks from work and even let them sit on top to take photos and feel recognized.

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