Waguś

Piękna 58a

Wagus stands at ul. Piekna 58a in Wroclaw's Krzyki district — a bronze electrical expert outside the WAGO offices, sculpted by Beata Zwolanska-Holod in 2012.

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Story

Wagus is the most electrically-connected dwarf in Wroclaw. Living outside the WAGO offices on ul. Piekna, he spends his days surrounded by wires, connectors and terminals — and has developed a near-supernatural sense for exactly which cable goes where. Local electricians have been known to tip their hats to him before starting a complex installation, just to be safe.

History & Significance

Wagus was installed on 5 September 2012 in front of the WAGO office building at ul. Piekna 58a in Wroclaw, approximately 3.2 km south of the city centre. WAGO is a German manufacturer renowned worldwide for its spring-clamp electrical connectors and industrial automation components. The dwarf was sponsored by the company and sculpted by Beata Zwolanska-Holod, one of the most prolific sculptors in Wroclaw's dwarf tradition.

Inspiration

The name Wagus plays on the company name WAGO, with the typical Polish diminutive/affectionate suffix '-us'. WAGO's products are found in switchboards, industrial machinery and smart buildings across the globe, and the dwarf reflects the company's cheerful, confident identity.

Fun Facts

  • His name is a direct play on WAGO, the German electrical connectors company that sponsors him.
  • Wagus was sculpted by Beata Zwolanska-Holod, one of the most prolific and celebrated artists in the Wroclaw dwarf tradition.
  • He stands 3.2 km south of the city centre — making him a genuine off-the-beaten-track discovery for dedicated dwarf hunters.
  • WAGO's spring-clamp connectors are used in buildings, machines and vehicles worldwide, meaning Wagus represents a surprisingly global company.
  • Installed in September 2012, Wagus joined Wroclaw's dwarf family when the collection was around 200 figurines strong.

How to Find This Dwarf

Wagus is in the Krzyki district, about 3 km south of the city centre on ul. Piekna. Take tram line 9 or 14 toward the south and alight near ul. Piekna, or take bus line 127. The WAGO office building at number 58a is set back slightly from the road; Wagus stands near the entrance. Combine with nearby Trufelek (ul. Zwycieska 14) for a southern district dwarf double.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Wagus dwarf in Wroclaw?

Wagus stands outside the WAGO office building at ul. Piekna 58a in the Krzyki district, about 3.2 km south of the city centre.

Who made the Wagus dwarf and when was it installed?

Wagus was sculpted by Beata Zwolanska-Holod and installed on 5 September 2012.

What company is Wagus connected to?

Wagus was sponsored by WAGO, a German manufacturer of spring-clamp electrical connectors and industrial automation components, with offices at ul. Piekna 58a.

Accessibility

Wheelchair AccessibleGround LevelOutdoor

Wagus stands on flat pavement in front of the WAGO office entrance at ul. Piekna 58a. The surrounding surface is smooth and accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs.

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