Passers-by who regularly walk through St Stephen's underpass in Norwich will undoubtedly have come across a mural dedicated to rough sleeper Sergiusz Meges.
But the recognisable face of the 29-year-old homeless man, who was found dead in the underpass in 2015, has been missing from the spot it once stood for almost a month.
Those wondering about its whereabouts need not fear - the mural was taken out temporarily for Theatre Royal's Creative Matters - Living with Homelessness exhibition.
Artist Devin Smith, who painted the mural, said: '[Theatre Royal] reached out to me for the some existing artworks I had created for individuals in poor mental health, addiction and homelessness.'
Sergiusz Meges died as a result of the injuries he sustained on the night of 9/10 June 2015, which an inquest heard could have been from a 'kick, stamp or possibly a forceful punch to the left side of the lower chest' but may also have been a fall.
The exhibition, which launched on February 1, has since ended and the mural will be placed back in the underpass.
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