WrocLovek, Bronze dwarf statue in Stare Miasto, Poland.
WrocLovek is a small bronze figure with delicate details located in Wrocław's city center. It is part of a large collection of hundreds of dwarf statues scattered throughout the city streets.
This statue was installed on June 9, 2009, following a tradition that started in 2001 with Papa Krasnal, the first official dwarf. It marks how artistic expression has grown and evolved throughout the city over the years.
This statue is part of a collection rooted in the Orange Alternative movement of the 1980s, when dwarf symbols represented peaceful resistance. It reflects how small artistic objects can shape the identity and memory of a city.
This statue is located in the Old Town and can be found while exploring the historic streets on foot. Using a specialized map or mobile application dedicated to the dwarf collection helps you discover multiple statues during your visit.
Every winter, local residents dress this figure in miniature winter clothing, creating special photo moments. This seasonal tradition reveals how deeply connected the community feels toward these small artworks.
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