szoborpark is a great example of solidity because it serves as a border in three countries and I

can say that this is my example of solidity because people made it to know how far they can or
should not cross

Szoborpark, the sculpture park in which this point is located, was built after the Iron Curtain fell
in 1991 to symbolize unity among the three countries. All the park’s sculptures were created by
international artists and incorporate the triangular shape to represent each of the three nations.

Indeed, whereas border walls and checkpoints often remind us of the division of nations, and
what separates us, the tripoint and other sites like it are reminders of our similarities — that
borders are immaterial, moveable things. Perhaps the best example of this in the sculpture park
is a triangular picnic table, where people from Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, and other nations are
encouraged to lunch together and, over a sandwich, forget the borders that may separate them.