Created by the contemporary Korean-American artist Do Ho Suh, Grass Roots Square is an urban art installation that consists of about 50,000 tiny bronze figurines. It is located in Oslo, Norway. The project is at the outside of the government offices in Teatergata. The figurines replace the paving stones that have been removed, or they are placed under them to give the illusion that the figurines are lifting the stones. The project, with its content, form, and location, activates the collective nature of the urban area by addressing people directly. It was installed in 2012.

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