Pakistan’s first, biggest wire sculpture vandalized in Islamabad

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s first and biggest wire sculpture has been vandalized in the federal capital of Islamabad.

According to details gathered by MM News, the wire sculpture was installed at Kachnar Park, I-8 Islamabad, and was vandalized by unknown elements in the federal capital.

It may be recalled that this Greek archer sculpture was presented by a great artist Harfan whose art was exhibited at public places, took 73 days to completed, weighing 150 kg, 8.6 feet tall. The Sculpture was dedicated to brave women of our society.

The news of vandalizing the wire sculpture went viral after being posted on social media, with users posting mixed reactions. Some users expressed their anger and disappointed, while others defended the action.