Outdoor sculptures have long captivated audiences, but some artists take innovation further by designing works specifically for infrared cameras. These pieces reveal hidden layers when viewed through thermal imaging, merging art with cutting-edge technology.

One notable example is *Thermal Resonance* by artist Timo Nasseri, a large-scale installation that transforms under infrared light, exposing intricate heat patterns. Similarly, *Heat Mapped* by Olafur Eliasson uses temperature-sensitive materials to create dynamic visual effects when scanned with infrared devices.

Another groundbreaking work is *Infrared Horizon* by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, an interactive piece where viewers' body heat alters the sculpture’s appearance in real time. These creations challenge traditional art viewing, inviting audiences to explore the unseen.

Such sculptures redefine public art, offering multisensory experiences that bridge science and creativity. Whether through heat-reactive surfaces or interactive thermal elements, these works prove that art evolves with technology.