Outdoor art installations are large-scale artworks created to be displayed in open spaces, such as parks, streets, or public squares. These installations can take various forms, including sculptures, murals, and interactive pieces, and are often designed to engage with the surrounding environment and community. Artists use materials like metal, wood, and stone, as well as natural elements, to create visually striking works that invite exploration and reflection. Many outdoor art installations aim to provoke thought or convey messages about social, environmental, or cultural issues. Notable examples include Christo and Jeanne-Claude's large fabric installations and Anish Kapoor's reflective sculptures. These works often become landmarks, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of their locations and encouraging public interaction.