What Polish city Cracow has in common with Japanese island Honsiu? Well, for sure they are connected by its charm which encouraging millions of tourist visiting both of this places every year and by one, but special sculpture. We are talking about the “Luci di Nara”, the piece of art by Polish great artist, Igor Mitoraj. The direct translation of this sculpture name of is “The lights of the Nara”, the city on the mentioned Japanese island. Today this sculpture is standing on the courtyard of XV^th century building of Collegium luridicum on Grodzka St.53. The author gave this sculpture to Jagiellonia University after the exhibition in 1993. Other work of this artist you can find on the Cracows’ Market next to the Town Hall tower. But will not spill anything more, just take a walk in Cracow by footsteps of Igor Mitoraj.

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