Outdoor Public Equipment

Outdoor art installations emerged in the 1960s, where artists transformed everyday objects such as industrial waste and natural materials to create works in specific environments, with the core being the three-dimensional expression of "site+material+emotion". Its characteristics include:
1. Multi sensory interactivity: not only relies on visual impact, but also incorporates tactile, auditory, and even olfactory elements.
2. Temporary and permanent coexistence: Some installations are short-term exhibitions, while others are long-term integrated into the urban landscape.
3. Public participation orientation: Encourage audience interaction and increase interest.