Artists harness the interplay of light and reflection to transform static metal sculptures into captivating, interactive experiences. By carefully selecting polished or textured metals, they manipulate how surfaces catch and bounce light, creating dynamic visual effects that change with the viewer's perspective. Some sculptors incorporate kinetic elements, allowing pieces to rotate and cast shifting reflections. Others embed LED lighting or position works to interact with natural sunlight, producing ever-evolving patterns. These techniques invite audience participation—viewers become part of the artwork as their movements alter the reflections. Contemporary artists like Anish Kapoor and Olafur Eliasson have pioneered methods using concave mirrors and reflective stainless steel to create immersive environments. The result is a dialogue between artwork, environment, and observer, where the sculpture's appearance transforms continuously based on lighting conditions and viewer interaction. This approach blurs boundaries between art and audience, making the viewer an active participant in the creative experience rather than a passive observer.