Sound sculpture is an artistic form that combines visual art and sound, creating three-dimensional works that produce auditory experiences. Artists use various materials and techniques to construct these sculptures, which can be interactive or passive, inviting viewers to engage with both sight and sound. These sculptures often incorporate elements like musical instruments, natural sounds, or electronic devices to generate sound. The experience can vary greatly depending on the viewer's interaction and the environment, making each encounter unique. Sound sculptures can be found in galleries, public spaces, and installations, expanding the boundaries of traditional art forms.