The statue of Ali and Nino - a moving sculptural composition in Batumi Boulevard, is one of the attractions of Georgia's Black Sea resort.

The 8-meter-high transparent, steel figures of woman and man, named Ali and Nino, move slowly to pass through each other and gradually become one. This process repeats every 10 minutes.

The sculpture was created by famous Georgian artist and sculptor Tamar Kvesitadze. The monument has got the name of the novel “Ali and Nino” by famous Azerbaijan writer Kurban Said. The novel "Ali and Nino" tells about the tragic love story of Azerbaijan Muslim Ali Shirvashir and Georgian Christian Nino Kipiani. The events written in the book happened during the First World War in the Caucasus. The statue of Ali and Nino was created in 2010 and represents a symbol of love, despite nationality or belief.

The statue is located 50 meters far from the "Panoramic Wheel".

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Ali ve Nino heykeli Gürcistanın Batum kentinde yer alan ünlü gürcü mimarı Tamar Kvesitadze tarafından tasarlanmışdır. Mimar heykeli tasarlarken ilhamını ünlü azeri yazar Kurban Saidin Ali ve Nino (The Love Story) romanından almısştır.

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«Али и Нино» — скульптура в городе Батуми (Грузия), расположена на берегу Батумской бухты. Архитектор — грузинский скульптор Тамара Квеситадзе. Каждый вечер с 19.00 восьмиметровые фигуры медленно двигаются по кругу, то сближаясь и сливаясь в единое целое, то вновь удаляясь друг от друга. Полный цикл длится 10 минут. Памятник эффектно подсвечивается[1]. После установки скульптуры первоначальное название «Мужчина и женщина» было заменено на «Али и Нино».

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