David Cerny, is a Czech artist who is best known as the creator of various controversial and provocative sculptures

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David Černý (1967) is a Czech sculptor whose works can be seen in many locations in Prague. His works tend to be controversial.

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RM2X77FTC–Artist David Cerny (right) at the Maj department store, where the installation of artworks on the facade of building has begun, on 18 May 2024, Prague, Czech Republic. The author of two several-metre-long moving sculptures of butterflies, whose fuselages are imitations of spitfire fighters, is Czech artist David Cerny. They are to become a tribute to Czechoslovak pilots who fought in the Second World War. The civic association Klub za starou Prahu (Club for Old Prague) disagrees with the placement, saying it is typical kitsch. (CTK Photo/Ales Berny)

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David Cerny, is a Czech artist who is best known as the creator of various controversial and provocative sculptures

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