Artists craft visual biology in outdoor sculpture installations by merging organic forms with artistic techniques, transforming public spaces into living galleries. They draw inspiration from natural structures—like plant cells, animal anatomy, or ecosystems—to design sculptures that mimic biological patterns. Materials such as metal, stone, or recycled elements are shaped to evoke growth, movement, and life, often integrating sustainable practices. Techniques like 3D modeling, welding, and carving help achieve intricate details, while interactive elements or lighting enhance the illusion of vitality. By blending science and art, these installations invite viewers to engage with nature in unexpected ways, fostering a deeper connection between urban environments and the natural world.