It’s been eight years since Norwegians impulsively laid down thousands of roses outside Oslo’s Cathedral to honor the 77 people killed in a right-wing terrorist’s attacks on the government and the Labour Party. Now a thousand roses made of iron have risen at the same spot, part of a new permanent memorial to the victims of a white supremacist.

The iron roses, all of them different, have been created by both survivors of the attacks, relatives of the victims and well-wishers from around the world.