Outdoor sculptures are increasingly recognized for their role in biological control, blending art with environmental sustainability. By using materials like copper or specific plant-based coatings, sculptures can deter pests naturally without harmful chemicals. Some designs incorporate hollow spaces or textured surfaces to attract beneficial insects like ladybugs or lacewings, which prey on harmful pests. Additionally, sculptures placed in urban green spaces can disrupt pest breeding cycles by altering microclimates. This innovative approach not only enhances public art but also supports eco-friendly pest management, making cities healthier and more sustainable. Artists and urban planners are collaborating to create functional art that addresses ecological challenges creatively.