In recent years, the intersection of art and technology has given rise to a new wave of outdoor sculptures specifically designed to be experienced through virtual reality (VR) headsets. These innovative works merge physical presence with digital immersion, offering viewers a unique way to engage with art. Here are some of the most famous examples:

1. "The VR Monument" by Refik Anadol

Located in Los Angeles, this dynamic sculpture uses real-time data and AI to create ever-changing visual patterns. When viewed through a VR headset, the sculpture transforms into a mesmerizing, interactive digital landscape.

2. "Cloud Gate VR" (Chicago)

A digital companion to Anish Kapoor’s iconic "Cloud Gate" (aka "The Bean"), this VR experience allows users to explore the sculpture’s reflective surfaces in surreal, augmented dimensions.

3. "Electric Desert" by Klip Collective

This Phoenix-based installation combines light projections with VR, enabling viewers to step into a vibrant, animated desert world that interacts with the physical sculpture.

4. "Unmoored" by Mel Chin

Situated in Times Square, this piece addresses climate change. Through VR, viewers can "dive" underwater, visualizing a future where the city is submerged.

5. "The Treachery of Sanctuary" by Chris Milk

Though primarily an indoor installation, its outdoor adaptations allow VR users to interact with giant, shadow-based avian creatures, blending reality and fantasy.

These sculptures redefine public art by inviting audiences to explore layered narratives through technology, making them must-see landmarks for art and tech enthusiasts alike.