Peace Monument, Peace memorial in Karlstad, Sweden.
The Peace Monument is a modernist sculpture in Karlstad featuring geometric forms and human figures that represent connection and mutual understanding. The work was created by sculptor Ivar Johnsson and combines abstract and figurative elements in its design.
The monument was erected in 1955 when Sweden maintained neutrality and promoted international cooperation in the post-World War II period. Its creation reflected a broader effort to emphasize peace and cooperation during the early Cold War era.
The monument stands as a gathering place for community events and ceremonies that focus on regional peace initiatives and international understanding.
The monument sits in a central location in Karlstad and is easily accessible via well-maintained pathways. Visitors can explore the site throughout the year without any special requirements or restrictions.
The sculpture integrates geometric forms and human figures to represent the connection between different nations working toward mutual understanding.
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