Outdoor sculptures that interact with fog or mist create a magical and ever-changing visual experience. Among the most famous is "Fog Sculpture #08025 (F.O.G.)" by Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya, which envelops viewers in a delicate mist, transforming the space into a dreamlike environment. Another iconic piece is "Cloud Gate" by Anish Kapoor, though not always foggy, its reflective surface often captures misty atmospheres, enhancing its surreal effect.

Olafur Eliasson's "The Weather Project" at Tate Modern used mist and light to simulate a sunlit fog, immersing visitors in an artificial yet awe-inspiring environment. Similarly, "The Fog Garden" by Charles Jencks combines landscaping with mist to create a poetic, meditative space.

These sculptures challenge traditional art viewing by embracing ephemeral natural elements, making each encounter unique. They remind us of art's power to merge with the environment, creating fleeting yet unforgettable moments.