Outdoor sculptures have long been a staple of public art, but advancements in technology have introduced a new dimension: light field displays. These innovative displays allow viewers to experience sculptures in a dynamic, interactive way, revealing hidden details and perspectives. Among the most famous outdoor sculptures designed for this purpose is "Cloud Gate" by Anish Kapoor in Chicago. Its mirrored surface interacts with light fields, creating mesmerizing reflections and distortions.

Another notable example is "The Bean’s" lesser-known counterpart, "Sky Mirror," also by Kapoor, which uses light field technology to blend the sculpture with its surroundings. Similarly, "Light Rain" by Janet Echelman employs lightweight materials and light projections to create an ever-changing visual experience when viewed through light field displays.

These sculptures redefine public art by merging physical forms with digital interactivity, offering viewers a unique, immersive experience. As light field technology evolves, we can expect even more groundbreaking outdoor sculptures to emerge.