When traveling by car, train, or even plane, some of the world's most striking sculptures are designed to captivate viewers in motion. These large-scale artworks are strategically placed along highways, railways, and open landscapes to create unforgettable visual experiences.

One iconic example is the *Cadillac Ranch* in Amarillo, Texas. This public art installation features ten graffiti-covered Cadillacs buried nose-down in the ground, perfectly aligned for drivers passing by on Route 66. Another legendary piece is *The Giant* in Denmark—a colossal sleeping man partially submerged in sand, visible from trains on the Copenhagen-Ringsted line.

In Wyoming, the *Big Boy* steam locomotive sculpture near Cheyenne towers over Interstate 80, paying homage to railroad history. Meanwhile, Spain’s *El Peine del Viento* (The Wind Comb) by Eduardo Chillida offers a dramatic coastal view for drivers along San Sebastián’s winding roads.

These sculptures transform ordinary journeys into artistic adventures, proving that art isn’t confined to galleries—it thrives where motion meets imagination.