A brick "Hoverla" sculpture has been installed in Lviv as part of the Lviv Sculpture Week.
An artistic installation titled "Hoverla," in the form of a red brick pyramid, appeared in front of the Lviv Opera House. The structure, created by Serhiy Radyk, symbolizes shared values and resilience and is part of the Lviv Sculpture Week 2026, which this year is themed "Hidden."
In Lviv, a new artistic installation called "Hoverla" has been installed in the square in front of the opera house. The artwork, which is shaped like a pyramid made of red bricks, was created by artist Serhiy Radyko.
The installation is part of the Lviv Sculpture Week, 2026, which is taking place in the city. According to the festival organizer, Pavel Gudimov, "Hoverla" symbolizes shared values, including moral, aesthetic, and national ones, as well as resilience. The artist incorporated the idea of collective construction into the work, where everyone is involved and has their own role.
The Lviv Sculpture Week has been held for the fifth consecutive year. This year, it is taking place under the name "Hidden." The main exhibition of the festival was opened in the Machine Hall of the Lviv Polytechnic, and a sculpture titled "Totem," created by Oleksiy Abramov, was installed at the intersection of Stepan Bandera Street and General Chuprynka Street.