Outdoor sculptures that incorporate elements of realism and festival recreations captivate audiences with their lifelike details and vibrant cultural themes. Among the most iconic is *The Kelpies* in Scotland, towering 30-meter horse-head sculptures inspired by mythological water spirits and local festivals. Their hyperrealistic design celebrates Scotland’s industrial heritage and folklore.

Another masterpiece is *The Mustangs of Las Colinas* in Texas, a dynamic bronze sculpture depicting wild horses mid-gallop. It mirrors the energy of traditional rodeo festivals, blending realism with motion. Similarly, *The Man at Work* (Čumil) in Bratislava humorously portrays a sewer worker, embodying the playful spirit of urban festivals.

In Belgium, *The Singing Tree* combines realism with interactive sound elements, recreating the ambiance of music festivals. Meanwhile, *The Giant* of Atacama in Chile merges hyperrealistic human features with ancient festival motifs, standing as a tribute to indigenous traditions.

These sculptures not only showcase artistic brilliance but also immortalize the joy and cultural richness of festivals through stunning realism.