While neutron stars themselves are far too dense and distant to be physically sculpted into outdoor art, several famous sculptures draw inspiration from these cosmic marvels. One notable example is "Neutron Star" by artist John Safer, a striking stainless steel piece that captures the intense energy and mystery of these celestial objects. Another is "Pulsar" by Charles O. Perry, an abstract sculpture echoing the rhythmic pulses of neutron stars.

In Reykjavik, Iceland, the "Solar System" sculpture series includes a representation of a neutron star, showcasing its place in the universe. These artworks creatively interpret neutron stars' properties—like their incredible density and magnetic fields—through innovative materials and designs.

Such sculptures not only beautify public spaces but also spark curiosity about astronomy. By merging science and art, they make the wonders of the cosmos accessible to all, turning neutron stars into tangible inspirations on Earth.