What is siberian fallen angel statue?

The Siberian Fallen Angel Statue is also known as the "Monument to the Unknown Fallen Angel" is a striking statue located on the outskirts of the city of Tomsk in Siberia, Russia. The statue is 5.2 meters tall and made of bronze, depicting a fallen angel with wings spread and a sad expression on its face. It was created by the Russian artist Peter Sgibnev in 2014.

The statue stands on a hill overlooking the Tom River, and its location is said to be inspired by the belief that Tomsk is a place of tragedy, and that the "Angel of Sorrow" watches over the city. The statue has become a popular tourist attraction in Tomsk, drawing visitors who are intrigued by its unusual and haunting beauty.

The statue has also sparked controversy and criticism from some members of the Russian Orthodox Church, who see it as a "blasphemous" work of art. However, many residents of Tomsk and art enthusiasts have rallied around the statue, calling it a powerful symbol of human suffering and resilience.