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Sculpture "Stone for Sisyphus"

The sculpture "Stone for Sisyphus" is a work created by K. Musteikis, installed in 1998 in the Molėtai Sculpture Park as part of the park's development process. The sculpture symbolizes the legend of Sisyphus, depicting the eternal struggle of humans against hardships and their relentless pursuit of effort. The Molėtai Sculpture Park, where this sculpture is located, is an important cultural site that attracts both locals and tourists.

Sculpture "Stone for Sisyphus"

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