Monsoons transform landscapes into dramatic, water-filled spectacles, and some sculptures are designed specifically to enhance this experience. Among the most famous is "Rain Vortex" at Singapore's Jewel Changi Airport, a mesmerizing indoor waterfall that becomes even more captivating during heavy rains. Another notable piece is "Cloud Gate" in Chicago, where monsoon reflections create surreal distortions on its mirrored surface. In Japan, the "Rainwater Pavilion" by Tetsuo Kondo Architects is an ethereal structure that interacts with rainfall, creating a poetic dialogue between art and weather. These sculptures not only withstand monsoons but thrive in them, offering unique visual and sensory experiences that celebrate the power and beauty of nature's downpours.