Solving the mystery
To solve the mystery, you have to go to the starter coordinates and count how many lamps are (on the ground) between the entrance and the mini sculpture under the building. After you get this number, multiply it by 10, and then: N 47° 30.(600 - number)' E 19° 5.(number ÷ 10 + 048)'
Logging the cache
Have you found the cache? Congratulations! Now, you just have to log it. But wait! Please upload a picture of the museum or the mini sculpture but not the geocache, and please do not spoil in your log.
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Among Us minisculpture
On October 23 of 2022, Kolodko placed a mini statue of 2 boots on a skateboard, on a side of the new Ethnography Museum, in 1956’s Square. According to the artist, this is the only statue that he planned to install on a specific day: October 23 is, in fact, it’s the national holiday commemorating the revolution of 1956 against the Soviet regime.
During the revolution, the people of Budapest tore down the massive statue of Stalin which was standing right in the square by the City Park. Stalin’s boots, the only part of the statue that “resisted” the revolution, remained a symbol of the communist regime in Hungary, and this place was called “Boots Square” for years. A symbol of something stubborn, something that, according to the Ukrainian-Hungarian artist, came back in recent years, with a different name.
There are two boots, one for the past (Stalin), and one for the current oppression. The mini boots have the bones sticking out: on one side it’s a symbol for the need to cut the system that led to the current war, on the other, a reference to a popular video game “Among Us”. The boots are on a skateboard, because the new museum, which opened in May 2022, is shaped like a skate ramp.
