The world's most exotic and impressive street sculptures

Most major cities exhibit their own iconic sculptures. Among them, there are works that surprised many people because of their creativity when combined with light and water.

The title sculpture "Expansion", depicting the woman meditating, is located in New York City, USA, by the sculptor Paige Bradley, impressing with the cracks associated with the light element.Copy of works in London, England or Palm Desert, California, USA.

The work of fairy tale named "Dancing with Dandelion", by artist Robin Wight, England, is made of steel, inspired by each dandelion flower in the wind.

Colossus is located in Florence, Italy, is an impressive work of art, depicting a half-god, half-mountain character.The work of the sculptor Giambologna, created in the 16th century, is considered one of the symbols of Mount Appennine.

"Force Of Nature" is one of a series of sculptures by Italian artist Lorenzo Quinn, depicting mother nature as a woman rotating the planet in a circle.The work is made of copper, stainless steel and aluminum, portraying life and energy, which reminds people of the power of nature.

The work of artist Alexander Milov portrays a very vivid and authentic image.Inside the covers of adults, there is always a sensitive and vulnerable child.

The "Black Ghost" work portrays the image of the dark ghost, which is shown honestly to small details, located in the city of Klaipeda, Lithuania.This bizarre work is also considered the symbol of Lithuania's oldest city, Klaipeda.

The work "Rain Man" by artist Jean-michel Folon, based in Italy, maximizes creativity when combined with water elements.

The famous poet sculpture Mihai Eminescu is located in Onesti, Romania.The most prominent feature of the main work is that at different times of the day, it is painted with different colors.

The sculptural image of the emerging angry giant is located in Budapest, Hungary, by sculptor Ervin Loránth Hervé.

The anonymous monument with many sculptures depicting the anonymous or wandering souls, the imprisoned or oppressed in Poland before.

A long series of densides along the banks of the Danube, Budapest, and Hungary, created by two sculptors Can Togay and Gyula Pauer, to commemorate the Jews killed by the Nazis during World War II.

The pigs on the street with the actions of rummaging through trash or looking around, are portrayed very truthfully, making viewers laugh.The work is located in Adelaide, Australia.