Installations that you can’t take your eyes off and then you can’t forget (14 photos)

Sculptures and installations from all over the world that deserve a separate award.





There are some sculptures that make a special impression. After all, for artists it is not only a way of expressing reality, but also a means of self-expression and a view of the world. Many master sculptors and authors of installations even incorporate something mystical and unusual into their masterpieces, which gives their works of art a philosophical meaning.

1. The Naughty Boy Statue in Oslo, Norway



Year of installation: 1924-1944 (no exact date)

This sculpture, cast in bronze, also called "The Capricious Boy Sculpture", was created by Gustav Vigeland and is located in the Vigeland Sculpture Park in Norway, in the West End of Frogner in Oslo.

The Naughty Boy installation is one of the most popular statues in the park. It shows a naked little boy crying and about to stomp his foot. It is so popular that the sculpture has many scratches from the hands of park visitors.

2. Blue Mustang in Denver, Colorado, USA





Year of installation: 2008

The installation is also called “Blucifer”. Its height is almost 10 meters. The sculpture is located at Denver International Airport in the United States. The author is the late artist Luis Jimenez.

This work of art is known not only for its terrifying and even creepy appearance, but also became an indirect culprit in the death of its creator. The fact is that during the creation of the installation, part of the element fell on the sculptor in his studio. Subsequently, the statue was completed by his assistants and colleagues.

4. Fork of Vevey in Vevey, Switzerland