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400kg 'Scaredy-rabbit' to stay permanently in Flevopark: "Represents an increasingly busy city"

400kg 'Scaredy-rabbit' to stay permanently in Flevopark: "Represents an increasingly busy city"

The three-meter-tall 'Anxiety Rabbit' sculpture by artist Piet Parra will remain permanently in Amsterdam's Flevopark after local authorities converted its temporary permit. Originally a gift from the Appelsap festival in 2018, the 400-kilogram artwork serves as a metaphor for the pressures of an increasingly crowded urban environment.

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