{"id":9064,"title":"Kogeniusz Opa\u0142ek the First","image":["https:\/\/visitwroclaw.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/kogeniusz-opalek-pierwszy-featured.jpg","https:\/\/visitwroclaw.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/kogeniusz-opalek-pierwszy-featured.jpg"],"gallery":[["https:\/\/visitwroclaw.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/kogeniusz-opalek-pierwszy-gallery-1.jpg","https:\/\/visitwroclaw.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/kogeniusz-opalek-pierwszy-gallery-1-200x300.jpg"]],"address":"\u0141owiecka 24, Wroc\u0142aw","website":null,"website_btn_title":null,"description":"<p>The Lower Silesian group of nearly four hundred dwarves has expanded with another representative. Zesp\u00f3\u0142 Elektrociep\u0142owni Wroc\u0142awskich KOGENERACJA S.A., owned by PGE Energia Ciep\u0142a of the PGE Group, has erected a statue of a dwarf in front of the CHP plant on \u0141owiecka Street, to be associated with heat and electricity. Kogeniusz Opa\u0142ek the First reads a newspaper while sitting comfortably in an armchair, under a lamp, warming himself by the radiator.   <\/p>\n<p>His name is not accidental &#8211; it was invented by PGE Group employees as part of a summer competition. The creator of the dwarf&#8217;s sculpture is Wroclaw-based artist Tomasz Moczek, a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts, author of, among other things, the first Wroclaw dwarves. Anyone interested in the positive energy and warmth emanating from the dwarf is invited to the corner of 24 \u0141owiecka Street, near the main entrance to KOGENERACJA S.A.    <\/p>\n","categories":[],"lat":51.1246145,"lng":17.0271752}