Złoty Krasnal, Dwarf statue in Leśnica district, Wrocław, Poland
Złoty Krasnal is a golden-painted dwarf statue made of metal located in the Leśnica district of Wrocław. It belongs to a collection of more than 400 similar figures spread throughout the city that have become part of the urban landscape.
The statue was installed on June 27, 2016, as part of an initiative to commemorate the anti-communist movement. The project uses public art installations to weave this historical message into the everyday life of the city.
The statue is part of a project that encourages residents to explore their city on foot and discover public artworks in unexpected places. People often pause to examine the details and take photographs, showing how these installations have become woven into the daily rhythm of the city.
The statue stands in a publicly accessible outdoor area and can be visited at any time. There are no special opening hours or entry requirements since it is an artwork located in open public space.
Unlike the over 400 other figures in the series that are made of bronze, this sculpture has a distinctive golden coating. The striking color makes it an easy landmark for visitors navigating through the city.
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