Francisca exhibitions have long been celebrated for their groundbreaking contributions to public art, particularly through monumental outdoor sculptures that captivate audiences worldwide. Among the most famous is "The Whispering Giants," a series of towering steel figures that blend abstract and human forms, created by renowned artist Elena Vázquez. Another standout is "Horizon's Edge," a massive kinetic sculpture by Marco Lin that reacts to wind and light, symbolizing the intersection of nature and technology.

The "Eternal Flow" fountain-sculpture hybrid by Jean-Luc Bernard has also gained international acclaim, merging water dynamics with sleek geometric designs. These works, along with others like "The Guardians" by Sofia Mendes, have transformed public spaces into immersive art experiences, solidifying Francisca exhibitions as a cornerstone of contemporary outdoor sculpture. Each piece reflects a unique dialogue between art, environment, and viewer, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of public installations.