Magnetic sculpture is an art form that uses magnets to create three-dimensional structures. Artists often use magnetic materials, such as iron filings or small metal pieces, which can be manipulated and arranged in various ways. The magnetic forces allow these pieces to stick together, enabling dynamic and interactive designs. This type of sculpture can be both a visual and tactile experience, inviting viewers to engage with the artwork. Magnetic sculptures can be found in galleries, museums, and even as educational tools in science exhibits, showcasing the principles of magnetism and creativity in art.