Open-air sculptures

Open-air sculptures are artworks designed to be displayed outdoors, often exposed to natural elements like rain, wind, and sunlight. Made from durable materials such as stone, metal, or treated wood, these sculptures are created to withstand weather conditions while enhancing public spaces. They serve artistic, cultural, or historical purposes, becoming part of the environment and accessible to everyone. Since they are exposed, artists often consider factors like erosion and maintenance, ensuring the sculpture remains impactful over time. Open-air sculptures contribute to the aesthetic and cultural identity of parks, plazas, gardens, and urban settings.