Hiljainen kansa

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Hiljainen kansa is a famous Finnish roadside art installation near Suomussalmi consisting of hundreds of scarecrow-like figures dressed in old clothes standing silently in a field.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf environmental artwork
roadside art installation
tourist attraction
work by Reijo Kela
country Finland
creator Reijo Kela NERFINISHED
hasAccessibility accessible by car
hasApproximateNumberOfFigures hundreds
hasCategory Public art in Finland
Tourist attractions in Kainuu
hasClothingFeature clothes changed periodically
hasClothingSource donated clothes
hasCulturalSignificance iconic roadside art in Finland
hasFeature figures dressed in old clothes
figures standing silently in a field
outdoor installation
visible from roadside
hasInception 1980s
hasLanguageOfName Finnish
hasMaterial peat heads
wooden crosses
hasNearbyFacility café
parking area
hasSeasonalAspect visible year-round
hasSetting open field
roadside meadow
hasTheme Finnish landscape
rural life
silence
hasTypeOfFigures scarecrow-like figures
hasUse cultural landmark
photo location
tourist stop
hasVisualEffect resembles a crowd from a distance
isMaintainedBy local community
isPopularWith photographers
tourists
isSubjectOf Finnish travel guides
media articles
locatedBy Highway 5 NERFINISHED
locatedIn Kainuu NERFINISHED
Suomussalmi NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Northern Finland NERFINISHED
locatedNear Suomussalmi town
translationOfName The Silent People NERFINISHED

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