World's Ugliest Statues

With a name like Breast Bunch you don’t have to wonder and try to dissect the abstract meaning the artist is trying to get across. Breasts are beautiful and this piece does a great way at showcasing how they come in different sizes, colors, and shapes. Wait till you see the rest of the sculptures, but you could think this is the “breast” on yet. Subscribe for new videos Monday Wednesday and Friday! 10.“Moon RIse, East January “, Sculpture Park Des Moines, Iowa A Swiss artist by the name Ugo Rondinone created these creepy guys. One grinning ear to ear (if he had ears) and the other peaking over with a worried look on its face. Maybe he’s worried about what the closer one will do. Let’s keep our distance, nobody needs to go to Iowa anyways. They have strange sculptures that look like Oogie Boogie from The Nightmare Before Christmas. 9.New Lynn Transformation, Auckland, New Zealand So this piece is supposed to be a cloud, a Transit Cloud, erected above the train station in Auckland. It’s not surprising that the locals don’t like this sculpture and think it’s inappropriate to have such a phallic looking image in a public place. But the artist Gregor Kregar stands by his artwork saying “Art is out there to stir reaction.” So let’s just use our imagination and pretend this isn’t what it obviously is. 8.The Sea Lady, Falkenberg, Sweden Oh please no. There isn’t much information on this terrible statue of a woman from the sea. She looks awkwardly posed and has a receding hairline with bright blue hair sprouting from the back of her head She’s oddly reminiscent of the doll from rugrats Cynthia with the frazzled hair sticking out everywhere. If this is what women from the sea look like, god forbid we see what a man from the sea looks like. 7.The Pigduck, Turku, Finland A butt so large you’d think you were in the middle of a Nicki Minaj video. Half pig and half duck a statement piece to say the least in the oldest city of Finland. This statue started off floating on the Aurajoki the river that flows through Turku. Now it rests on the nearby roadside of the campus of the University of Turku and is the colleges (and the town's) unofficial mascot. 6.Gymnast III, Des Moines, Iowa Bet you can’t guess what this sculpture is supposed to represent. The Gymnast III an over 7 foot tall bronze sculpture is of an athlete limbering up by stretching or lifting. The artist William G. Tucker described his work as a “prolonged anatomy lesson”. Well, maybe if you tilt your head and squint, nope still looks like nothing. 5.Quasi, Chirstchurch, New Zealand Artist Ronnie van Hout created this bizarre sculpture by scanning his own face and hand and combined them to create something new and turned it into a 5 meter sculpture that had to be lifted by a crane to be places on the Christchurch Art Gallery in New Zealand. 2,300 people voted on an online poll on The Press and 50 percent of voters thought the Quasi was “terrible”. Leave your opinion on the statue in the comment section below. Do you think this is terrible, great, or do you have mixed feelings about this? 4.Unknown, Qudenaarede, Belgium This statue is straight from someone's nightmares. Horses should be majestic and strong, they should give a person the feeling of pride and freedom. But this one seems to have an oversized human face or is wearing a human face as a mask. 3.Okeanos, San Diego, California Supposedly this piece of ..art suggests water and clouds and even human limbs. The Okeanos was commissioned for $200,000 in 1987 and has been making people uncomfortable ever since. It really does just look like a feces though. It’s located in San Diego, California and honestly couldn’t they have just put a nice dolphin up or something? 2. Vomiting Horse, Curitiba, Brazil What a lovely fountain statue. They could have installed a number of horse related statues in here, but a horrifying vomiting horse that looks like it’s poking it’s head through from another dimension seemed like their best option. Fun fact: Horses are not able to vomit due to their sphincter muscle. Once foods passes it, it tightens up and it is practically impossible for food to make its way back up the oesophagus. So the statue is bad and misleading. 1.Cheese Mite Memorial, Wurchwitz, Germany There might be a better way to celebrate the renaissance of Milbenkase production. Which is a type of German specialty cheese that dates back to the middle ages. The cheese often has mites on the cheese rind and are eaten with the cheese. Who want’s a taste? Apparently quite a few people do, using mites to age cheese is nothing new even some cheeses from France use this method.