Geneva, Switzerland

Broken Chair Sculpture

A monumental sculpture of a giant chair with a broken leg, located on the Place des Nations. Created by artist Daniel Berset, it symbolizes opposition to landmines and cluster bombs and serves as a reminder to diplomats.

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