Axe exhibitions have long been a platform for artists to showcase their creativity through large-scale outdoor sculptures. These installations often blend artistry with functionality, leaving a lasting impression on viewers. Among the most famous is "The Timber Sentinel," a towering wooden sculpture carved entirely with axes, symbolizing the harmony between man and nature. Another notable piece is "Edge of the Forest," a series of interlocking wooden forms that mimic the organic growth of trees, created during the International Axe Art Festival.

In Scandinavia, the "Viking’s Legacy" sculpture stands as a testament to the region’s axe-wielding heritage, featuring intricate carvings of mythological figures. Meanwhile, "The Chopper’s Dream" in Canada is a kinetic sculpture that moves with the wind, its axe-shaped components creating a mesmerizing visual effect.

These sculptures not only highlight the versatility of axes as artistic tools but also transform public spaces into open-air galleries. Their bold designs and cultural significance continue to draw admirers, making them iconic landmarks in the world of public art.