Stroboscopic sculptures are a fascinating intersection of art, technology, and perception, designed to create mesmerizing visual effects when viewed under flashing light. Among the most famous outdoor sculptures crafted for this purpose is "Arc of Petals" by George Rickey, a kinetic masterpiece that comes alive under strobe lighting, transforming its slow, graceful movements into a dynamic dance of frozen moments.

Another iconic piece is "Lightning Field" by Walter De Maria, where stainless steel poles interact with natural and artificial strobe effects, creating illusions of lightning frozen in time. Similarly, "Cloud Gate" by Anish Kapoor, though not exclusively designed for strobes, reveals hidden patterns and distortions when viewed under intermittent light.

These sculptures challenge our perception of motion and stillness, turning public spaces into interactive art experiences. By blending engineering with creativity, they invite viewers to see the world through a flickering lens of wonder.