Sculpture in the city – Isaac Cordal

The statues of the Spanish artist Isaac Cordal have been installed in Namur and take you on a different city walk. Discover all corners of the city thanks to a street art route that is freely available to everyone.
45 miniature sculptures about 15 centimeters tall are scattered throughout the streets of Namur, often in unusual places: in an œil de boeuf, on a ledge, in a bus shelter, in front of a window, on a manhole cover, on the sidewalk, … Some are well hidden. It’s up to you to discover them during your walk in the Walloon capital!
With this route mapped out in connection with Statues in the City/Namur, the artist questions consumer society, social inequality, and the place of the little man in today’s society.
Who is Isaac Cordal?
Isaac Cordal is a Spanish contemporary artist known in the street art world. He uses sculpture and photography as a medium of expression. His mini-sculptures have already invaded the streets of London, Berlin, Paris, Barcelona, Milan, Malmö, and Brussels. And now it’s Namur’s turn!
The city plan with the locations of the statues is available at the Namur Tourism Office. www.namurtourisme.be/en/a-voir-a-faire/en-balade/parcours-isaac-cordal
Discover other artistic places in Wallonia at walloniebelgietoerisme.be/en/119/blog/wallonie-dat-is-kunst