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https://www.michaltrpak.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/vystava-varnsdorf-michal-trpak-06.jpg1200868In front of the theater, among the trees in Vincenzo Pilz Park, sculptures from the Pets series live. They are here to remind us that the boundaries between art and life are more fluid than we think — and that even an ordinary place can hide a miracle of form and detail.