Crossbow exhibitions have long been a source of inspiration for artists, leading to the creation of stunning outdoor sculptures that blend historical weaponry with modern artistry. Among the most famous is "The Archer's Triumph," a towering steel and bronze sculpture depicting a mythical archer drawing a crossbow, located in a prominent European city square. Another notable piece is "Flight of the Bolt," an abstract installation in North America that captures the kinetic energy of a released crossbow bolt through dynamic metal curves.

In Asia, the "Guardian of the Bow" stands as a cultural landmark, merging traditional crossbow motifs with contemporary design. These sculptures not only celebrate the crossbow's historical significance but also transform public spaces into open-air galleries. Each piece reflects the creativity and craftsmanship of artists who reimagine crossbows as symbols of strength, precision, and artistic innovation. Whether monumental or minimalist, these works continue to captivate audiences worldwide.