Outdoor sculptures have long been integral to cant landscapes, transforming public spaces into cultural landmarks. Among the most famous is "The Bean" (Cloud Gate) in Chicago, a reflective marvel by Anish Kapoor that draws millions. Another iconic piece is Auguste Rodin's "The Thinker," displayed in various locations, symbolizing deep contemplation.

In Spain, Eduardo Chillida's "Peine del Viento" (Wind Comb) stands against the Cantabrian Sea, blending art with nature. Meanwhile, the "Maman" spider sculpture by Louise Bourgeois in Bilbao evokes both awe and curiosity.

These sculptures not only enhance their surroundings but also become symbols of their cities, inviting visitors to engage with art in unexpected ways. From abstract forms to figurative masterpieces, they redefine cant landscapes as dynamic open-air galleries.