Outdoor sculptures designed to be viewed in haboub—intense desert sandstorms—are rare but captivating. These artworks often embrace the harsh environment, using scale and durability to stand out. One notable example is "Desert Breath" in Egypt, a massive land art piece that interacts dynamically with shifting sands. Another is "The Mirage" by Doug Aitken, a mirrored house reflecting the desert's vastness, creating surreal visuals during haboub. Saudi Arabia's "Al-Mathaf Sculpture Park" also features large-scale works meant to withstand and even incorporate sandstorms into their aesthetic. These sculptures redefine public art by merging resilience with beauty, offering unique experiences in extreme conditions.