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The sculpture of the wounded refugee is one of the strangest works of art in the world
 This sculpture was made and installed in Marseille, France and is the famous work of Bruno Catalano in 2013.  This statue is slightly larger than human size, with a bag in hand, it evokes a traveler in the viewer's mind.  The French city of Marseille is the cultural capital of Europe.
 The creation of this statue was inspired by the personal life of Bruno Catalano.  He is originally from Morocco, but when he was 12 years old, he immigrated to France with other family members.  This statue is considered one of Bruno's masterpieces and is a symbol of the existence of those who lose parts of themselves and their memories during travel and migration.  According to the artist himself, this statue is dedicated to refugees, immigrants and travelers who were forced to leave their homeland.

Bruno Catalano's Les Voyageurs has become a powerful symbol of the struggle and resilience of refugees and immigrants worldwide, standing in Marseille, a city with a long history as a cultural and migratory crossroads, now known as the cultural capital of Europe