Consider creating interactive or participatory art that invites engagement from the public. This could include sculptures that people can touch or walk through, performance art or pieces that encourage social interaction (e.g. seating elements incorporated into the artwork).
Incorporate interactive elements that involve sound, movement or light to create a multisensory experience. Wind chimes, sound sculptures or kinetic art pieces that move with the breeze can engage visitors on a deeper level, especially in more active or busy open spaces.
