Sculpture 'Quo vadis' (1990) by controversial Czech visual artist David Černý installed in the garden of the German Embassy in Prague, Czech Republic. Trabant car on four legs was made in tribute to four thousands East Germans who occupied the garden of the West Germany embassy before being granted political asylum in 1989.

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