St. Peter's Baldachin
A monumental Baroque ciborium marking the sacred focal point of the basilica.
Fountain
An inverted porcelain urinal signed in black ink and transformed into art.
Humpty-Dumpty Machine
A bronze work evolving from a geometric sketch into a futuristic machine.
Topos V
An iron geometric form that contrasts with the medieval architecture around it.
Vessel
A striking honeycomb-like landmark of stairs and panoramic terraces.
Elogio del Horizonte
A monumental concrete work that marks a key moment in Chillida’s career.
Baptistery of Saint Louis
A richly decorated brass basin with animals, figures, and Arabic inscriptions.
Kryptos
A sculptural puzzle of encrypted messages that continues to challenge codebreakers.
Singing Ringing Tree
A windswept steel tree that turns the wind into choral sound.
Anything to Say?
Three bronze figures stand on chairs beside one empty chair.
Rassam cylinder
A ten-sided prism inscribed with cuneiform recounting Ashurbanipal’s campaigns.
Neuvy-en-Sullias Hoard
A Gallic and Gallo-Roman bronze hoard of animal sculptures and statuettes.
Prague Metronome
A silent red kinetic sculpture marking time above the Vltava River.
Headington Shark
A rooftop fiberglass shark created as a warning about nuclear power.
Traffic Light Tree
An eight-metre sculpture with 75 computer-controlled sets of lights.
Crown Fountain
An interactive video sculpture with reflective water and glass brick towers.
America
A fully functional gold toilet made in five identical examples.
Levitated Mass
A monumental boulder suspended above a viewing path for 360-degree viewing.
La Princesse
A 13-metre mechanical spider made of steel and poplar wood.
B of the Bang
A towering firework-like sculpture later dismantled after structural problems.
La Antorcha de la Amistad
A monumental abstract sculpture given by Mexico to San Antonio in 2002.
Tetrahedron
A walkable steel tetrahedron standing on four tall concrete pillars.
Unisphere
A stainless steel globe symbolizing global interdependence and the space age.
Colonne Pascale
A slender totem of stacked enamel pots rising 12 meters high.
Aztec Sun Stone
A monumental basalt disc inscribed with Mexica cosmology and calendar cycles.
Aspire
A tall red and orange steel sculpture once the UK’s tallest public artwork.
Flamingo
A towering red steel stabile that energizes Chicago’s Federal Plaza.
Warwick Vase
A monumental marble krater decorated with vines, acanthus leaves, and mythological heads.
Old Thomas
A copper weather vane symbolizing Tallinn’s guardian and civic legend.
Njé Mo Yé
A monumental iron sculpture celebrating and magnifying the couple.
Stravinsky Fountain
A mechanized public fountain of sixteen colorful sculptures animated by water jets.
Kristek House
A house transformed into a surrealist assemblage with a symbolic clock and golden hands.
Norra skenet
Polished steel tubes form a diagonal composition inspired by the northern lights.
Buscando la Luz II
A nearly three-metre steel work made of three funnel-like forms.
Senster
A three-legged, giraffe-like robotic artwork that responds to sound and movement.
The Green Cathedral
A planted cathedral shaped by rows of Italian poplars in a polder landscape.
Spindle
A 15-meter assemblage of eight cars stacked on a single spike.
Mae West
A towering tubular structure shaped as a rotational hyperboloid.
Ad Astra
A polished gold abstract sculpture symbolizing humanity’s conquest of space.
Liver of Piacenza
A life-size bronze sheep's liver engraved with inscriptions and celestial sectors.
Nine Views
A hidden citywide Solar System installation mapped across Zagreb.
Arc de 124,5°
A towering Corten steel arc installed on a Berlin traffic island.
The Bucket Fountain
A kinetic fountain of tipping buckets that splashes water across the mall.
Broken Obelisk
A monumental Cor-Ten steel form that became a symbol of controversy and modern sculpture.
The Wall
A minimalist artwork built into a SoHo building, later removed and reinstalled.
Brescia Casket
A rare ivory box with 36 finely carved early Christian scenes.
Sea Organ
Stone steps and hidden pipes turn sea movement into unique melodies.
Entropa
A satirical installation built around stereotypes of European Union member states.
Heureka
A towering machine-sculpture made from reclaimed metals for Expo 1964.
Love
Bold stacked letters in Didone type, with the O tilted at a 45° angle.
Statues, Busts and Sculptures
Park sculptures and installations
Ancient World & Antiquity
Middle Ages & Renaissance
Marble & Other Stones
Bronze & Other Metals