Over 40 Funny And Amazing Statues That Perfectly Interact With The World Around Them

It is the work of the famous Italian sculptor Giambologna and was made at the end of the 16th century. This Roman god of more than 10 meters is a small mountain that hides several rooms inside. Not to be missed if you are visiting Florence and Tuscany.

She is fabulous and we have to admit that this dynamic and enchanting statue of this fairy is breathtaking. She makes us want to believe in fairy tales.

Surprisingly, you can see several different ones of this same sculpture around the world, like in the United States, England, Singapore or Monaco.

In reality, this two-meter bronze and glass statue is called “Rain” and it was designed by Ukrainian Nazar Bilyk. It represents a giant drop of water on the face of a man.

If you’ve never seen this 2002 film that was nominated for an Oscar for Best Animated Feature, we highly recommend it. As for these sculptures, they came out of the imagination of the artist Robert Glen who called his work “Mustangs”. It is found in the United States.

We are absolute fans of the Lion King , so we see the rabbit version of the scene where Mufasa is murdered by his rabbit brothers.

It is very beautiful. There is something soothing about the water falling to the ground.

This sculpture teaches us the way forward to free ourselves from whatever is holding us back. We love !

It should also remind parents a little of those Saturday and Sunday mornings when their dear toddlers have decided to interrupt their sleep-in.

The illusion gives the impression that the staircase goes on and on.

It is in fact the African slaves who died during the boat trip from Africa to the Americas who are pictured here.

We love it even if the boat passing in front spoils the picture a bit in our eyes. He has the merit of giving us a scale to give us an idea of ​​the size of the statue.

You may not know it, but hippos are very dangerous animals due to their aggressive and unpredictable nature.

This bronze statue is eye-catching and depicts a worker with missing parts of the body. A similar sculpture can be found in Halifax, Canada, of this migrant arriving in a new country.

If you are worried about the environment seeing all these underwater statues, know that they were designed with a ph neutral cement that does not pollute and helps the coral to attach firmly to it. This statue therefore enlarges the coral reef.

Artist Chang Fah Cheong explained, “My involvement in creative activities, especially sculpture, is a state of mind. It is awareness, an acute awareness of my existence, made up of variables and possibilities. unlimited. “

This Mandela sculpture by artist Marco Cianfanelli is on display near Howick, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. This is the place where Nelson Mandela was taken prisoner by the police and where his long march to freedom began.

This statue is in fact a denunciation of violence and guns. There are 16 copies all over the world.

It is not, but there is hope. We can be optimistic when we see the artists and the young generation committing themselves to the environment in this way.

We find the sculptor Jason DeCaires Taylor who plunges these four horsemen, like the four horsemen of the apocalypse, in the rivers as a warning to climate change and rising waters.

As if the artist’s work was not enough, the weather had decided that day to give even more character and to make the work even more captivating.

This statue is actually called “The Unknown Bureaucrat” and was created by Icelandic sculptor Magnus Thomasson in 1994.

It is called “Metalmorphosis” a play on words in English on the words metal and metamorphosis. This work by David Cherny can be found in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA in Whitehall Technology Park.

It reminds us a bit of the Stranger Things series and Stephen King’s new Brume / em>. If you haven’t seen the series or read the short story, we highly recommend them.