Outdoor sculptures play a unique role in addressing carrs—often overlooked urban elements like curbs, barriers, or industrial remnants—by transforming them into artistic focal points. Artists and designers use durable materials such as metal, stone, or recycled composites to create sculptures that blend functionality with aesthetics. These works not only beautify public spaces but also serve practical purposes, like directing pedestrian flow or marking historical sites. By integrating carrs into their designs, sculptures foster a dialogue between art and urban infrastructure, making cities more engaging and livable. Whether abstract or figurative, these pieces redefine how we interact with everyday urban features.