Werner Mally, who was born in 1955 in Karlovy Vary to Czech parents, has lived in Germany since 1966, where he has been a renowned artist for many years. The sculptor, artist and author of numerous public space projects will present his metal sculpture to the Brno audience at the Meeting Brno festival. Restlicht, which will be on display in Liberty Square for the duration of the festival and is inspired by the book by Werner's Jewish grandfather Hunger March.

At the same time, Werner Mally will have an exhibition of his sculptures, paper cut-outs and also models of several public installations, including Restlicht, at the Maly Mehrin on 14 Vienna Street.The exhibition will run until mid-September (the museum will be closed from 15 July to 13 August) and you can see, among other things, a very interesting 15-minute documentary on how this chupa (חופה) with the years "tattooed" into the metal roof was created.