Prague's Most Provocative Public Art

Czech artist David Cerny haunts Prague with bizarre, massive sculptures that shock locals. His works include giant crawling babies and a rotating giant metal head of Franz Kafka.

Cerny is famous for placing controversial art across the city without asking for official permission first. He often uses his sculptures to make sharp political statements that mock authority figures. Tourists often stumble upon these strange creations while wandering through the historic streets. He even transformed an old distillery into his own private gallery called the Musoleum to display his chaotic collection.