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A site to see in Cyprus
Ayia Napa’s sculpture park, located at the eastern edge of Ayia Napa, covering an area of 20,000 square meters, was inaugurated in 2014 with the aim of creating a completely new tourist experience in the area. The open air sculpture museum features both large and small works of art created by more than 20 sculptors from all around the world.
From the works of Austrian artist, Tomas Eller (namely ‘Spue’, ‘Chronic Seat’ and ‘Greek Alphabetic’) to the new creation of the Italian Strefano Sabetta aptly named ‘Breeze in the Park’, there’s much to take in. The park also continues to grow, with more works being added each winter by talented international artists. The rocky landscape slopes down to the sea and provides a serene and peaceful backdrop to this visually exciting display of modern artwork.
Source: Cyprus beat
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