Outdoor sculptures in wet prairies face unique challenges due to constant moisture, shifting ground, and harsh weather. Artists address these conditions by selecting weather-resistant materials like bronze, stainless steel, or treated hardwoods that resist rot and corrosion. Elevated bases or floating designs prevent water damage, while permeable installations allow natural water flow. Some sculptures even incorporate wetland flora, evolving with the ecosystem. By harmonizing durability and ecological sensitivity, these artworks transform environmental obstacles into creative opportunities, offering lasting beauty in dynamic landscapes.