Two masculine figures of bronze peeing into the pond in the shape of the Czech Republic were created by famous and often provocative artist David Černư.
They contain an electronic device enabling them to turn their hips and lift their manhood in such a way that the stream of water writes letters on the surface.
The gsm unit inside receives sms messages, sent to the number written nearby.
The area was crowed with people laughing.
Not quite sure how I managed a photo with no one standing there giggling.
This was right by the Kafka Museum.