The work, created for charity Crisis, aims to make homelessness 'impossible to ignore this winter'.
Imelda Staunton said the sculpture was a "rallying cry", adding: "We cannot sit idly by and watch the situation worsen"
It was commissioned by charity Crisis, which said it wanted to make homelessness "impossible to ignore". The sculptor used advanced face mapping technology to make the piece, combining the facial features of 17 people who were experiencing homelessness and have been supported by Crisis.Staunton and Pryce, who are both Crisis ambassadors, were at the busy train station to help launch the installation.
Chief executive of Crisis, Matt Downie, said: "300,000 households face homelessness next year if the UK government doesn't change its course. It's that simple.
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