Antoni Suchanek's Bench is a monumental installation located in Gdynia-Orłowo, near the Orłowo Pier, in the square named after this renowned Polish maritime painter. It was unveiled on May 31, 2009, after ten years of efforts by the Orłowo District Council, highlighting the importance of local initiatives supporting culture and art. The sculpture was created by Zdzisław Koseda, a Gdynia-based artist whose talent contributed to commemorating Suchanek in both an artistic and historical manner. The sculpture depicts Antoni Suchanek in a creative moment, sitting on a park bench, symbolizing the artist's connection with nature and his passion for painting. Next to him lies a case of painting tools, further drawing attention to his work and his love for capturing the beauty of the maritime landscape. The bench is not only a monument but also a meeting and reflection spot, enjoyed by both residents and tourists. An interesting fact is that the monument has gained recognition as an important element of Gdynia's public space, referencing the city's tradition as a source of inspiration for artists. The monument also stands as a testament to Gdynia's contemporary culture, which blends history with modernity, attracting those interested in art and the history of maritime painting in Poland.