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Belgien/Brüssel? Ich finde das sieht ein bisschen aus wie Tim und Struppi Figuren...[COLOR="Red"]

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[/COLOR]ahhh habs gefunden. Zwar nicht Tim und Struppi aber immerhin tatsächlich Brüssel

De Vaartkapoen
(1985, Molenbeek, in front of the building of the Communauté Française)

Working on an imposed subject, that of "De Vaartkapoen", which is the name given to the people who were born in Molenbeek (literally "de vaart" means "the canal" and "kapoen" means cheeky), Tom Frantzen stages a little scene on two levels: the level of the sewers (which lead into the canal) and the level of the pavement (see the lamppost, the cobblestones and the manhole cover).
Low down, a young rebel, the Vaartkapoen, reminiscent of a jack-in-the-box, topples over a policeman higher up, thus overthrowing his authority. With this statue, the artist makes an implied reference to cartoonist Hergé (who is mostly famous for being the creator of Tintin, and shared the same "zwanze" as Frantzen) by changing the officer's roll number from 15 ("Officer 15" was another of Hergé's famous characters) to 22 (22 being a pun, because of the French expression "vingt-deux, v'là les flics"= "watch out, here come the cops").
In a snapshot-like motion, the two characters gracefully turn into bronze and remain so forever, leaving the rest of the scene to our imagination... which is how the rebellious Brussels artist gets passers-by to share a joke with him.

Aber anscheind lag ich auch mit dem Aussehen nicht so falsch wenn es eine Referenz an Hergé sein soll.

(ich zitiere den Artikel weil du nach wo und was gefragt hast xD)