Southerly busters, the powerful cold fronts that sweep across regions like Australia, create dramatic backdrops for outdoor art. Some sculptures are uniquely designed to enhance their visual impact during these weather events. Here are a few iconic examples:

1. The Edge of the Wind (Sydney, Australia) – This towering steel sculpture captures the chaotic energy of southerly busters, with its swirling forms appearing even more dynamic when battered by strong winds.

2. Tempest Column (Melbourne, Australia) – A kinetic sculpture that comes alive in high winds, its rotating segments reflecting the unpredictable nature of southerly storms.

3. Southern Sentinel (Adelaide, Australia) – Designed with reflective surfaces that shimmer under the sharp light of a southerly buster, this piece changes dramatically with the weather.

4. Gale Force (Wellington, New Zealand) – Though not in Australia, this sculpture responds to fierce winds, much like southerly busters, with moving parts that create eerie sounds.

These artworks demonstrate how public sculpture can engage with natural forces, offering viewers a unique experience when the weather turns wild.