Installation pieces are a form of contemporary art that transforms a space into a specific environment or experience. These artworks often incorporate various materials, objects, and media, inviting viewers to engage with the space in a unique way. Unlike traditional art forms, installation pieces can be site-specific, meaning they are designed for a particular location, enhancing the interaction between the artwork and its surroundings. Artists like Christo and Jeanne-Claude and Yayoi Kusama are known for their innovative installation pieces that challenge perceptions of space and reality. These works can include elements such as sound, light, and movement, creating immersive experiences that encourage viewers to explore and reflect on their surroundings.