Ice storms transform landscapes into glistening wonderlands, and some sculptures are specifically designed to amplify this magical effect. Among the most famous is "Ice Watch" by Olafur Eliasson, where massive ice blocks harvested from Greenland melt slowly, creating a poignant commentary on climate change. Another standout is "Frozen Trees" by Andy Goldsworthy, where delicate ice coatings enhance the organic beauty of tree branches, turning forests into ephemeral art galleries.

In Montreal, the annual "Luminothérapie" festival features interactive ice sculptures that glow under winter skies, while Oslo’s "Ice Music Festival" showcases instruments carved from ice, blending sound and sculpture. These works not only endure icy conditions but thrive in them, offering viewers a unique intersection of nature and artistry. Whether temporary or permanent, these sculptures prove that winter’s harshness can birth unparalleled beauty.