Outdoor sculptures integrated into incline landscapes create a striking fusion of art and nature, offering breathtaking views and unique perspectives. Among the most famous is the iconic "Christ the Redeemer" in Rio de Janeiro, perched atop the steep Corcovado Mountain. Another masterpiece is the "Mount Rushmore National Memorial," carved into the granite face of South Dakota's Black Hills. In Norway, the "Stegastein Viewing Platform" combines sculpture and architecture on a steep mountainside, while Brazil's "Monumento às Bandeiras" stands on a sloping plaza in São Paulo. These works not only showcase artistic brilliance but also harmonize with their rugged terrains, transforming slopes into cultural landmarks.