The Ali & Nino sculpture in Batumi is a dynamic art installation depicting the love story between a Muslim boy, Ali, and a Christian girl, Nino, from the famous Georgian novel by Kurban Said. The sculptures consist of two large steel figures that slowly move toward each other and then away again, symbolizing the impossibility of their love due to their different cultures and religions. The sculptures are designed to move, each figure composed of individual parts, and are located near Batumi Boulevard, close to the Black Sea. This movement is a striking spectacle and visually represents the central theme of the novel—the tragic love between Ali and Nino. The sculptures are not only works of art but also a symbol of tolerance, love, and the cultural differences that play a significant role in the story. The sculptures are typically on display from dusk until late at night, when they are illuminated, creating a romantic and almost magical atmosphere. The Ali & Nino sculptures are particularly impressive at sunset and during the night, and offer a great photo spot for tourists.