Bicycle exhibitions have long been a platform for artistic expression, blending functionality with creativity. Among the most famous outdoor sculptures born from these events is "Cycle Revolution" by British artist David Shrigley. This whimsical, oversized bicycle sculpture, displayed in London, captures the playful essence of cycling culture.

Another standout is "The Bicycle Sculpture" by Ai Weiwei, part of his "Forever Bicycles" series. This massive installation, featuring hundreds of interconnected bikes, symbolizes unity and movement, often showcased in global exhibitions.

In Copenhagen, "The Bicycle Snake" by DISSING+WEITLING is both a functional cycling bridge and a striking public art piece. Its undulating design celebrates urban cycling, making it a landmark in the city’s bike-friendly landscape.

These sculptures not only highlight the artistic potential of bicycles but also inspire communities to rethink cycling as both a practical and creative endeavor.