Blowgun exhibitions have inspired some of the most captivating outdoor sculptures, blending artistry with cultural significance. Among the most renowned is "The Guardian," a towering steel and glass installation in Berlin, created for the 2015 International Blowgun Art Festival. Its reflective surfaces symbolize unity and resilience.

Another standout is "Whispering Arrows," a series of bronze sculptures in Tokyo’s Ueno Park, designed to mimic the motion of blowgun darts in flight. The interplay of light and shadow creates a dynamic visual experience.

In New York’s Hudson Valley, "Flight of the Serpent" stands as a testament to indigenous craftsmanship. Made from reclaimed wood and metal, this piece honors traditional blowgun techniques while embracing modern aesthetics.

These sculptures not only celebrate the artistry of blowgun culture but also transform public spaces into open-air galleries, inviting viewers to engage with history and innovation.