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29 June
The €10,000 sculpture was reported sold for scrap metal.
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Filippos Giapanis, a prominent Cypriot sculptor, reported that two of his sculptures were vandalized and stolen from a sculpture park in Fasoula, Limassol. The first incident occurred on June 20, 2026, shortly after he completed a bronze work titled "Balance," valued at €10,000. The sculpture was taken by thieves, sparking outrage in the community.
In another incident reported on June 25, 2026, Giapanis discovered that a second sculpture had also been vandalized. He expressed his frustration during a televised interview, mentioning that the culprits appeared to be intoxicated, describing the vandalism as "a pair of stoned individuals" who were causing harm to his artwork. The theft and vandalism of both sculptures prompted discussions about the security of public art installations in Cyprus.
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