Outdoor sculptures often transform public spaces into dynamic art experiences by playing with reflection distortions. Artists strategically incorporate mirrored or polished surfaces to bend, fragment, or amplify light, creating illusions that challenge perception. These installations interact with their surroundings—capturing skies, architecture, or passersby in warped or multiplied forms. The distortions invite viewers to engage physically, moving around the piece to discover shifting perspectives. From Anish Kapoor’s curved mirrors to everyday park installations, reflection-based sculptures turn static art into participatory encounters, merging creativity with the unpredictability of natural light and human interaction.