A site-specific artwork is indeed created to exist in a particular location, taking into account the unique characteristics of the place, such as its architecture, history, and surroundings. This type of art is meant to engage with its environment and often cannot be relocated without losing its intended meaning or impact. Site-specific art can encompass various mediums, such as sculpture, painting, installation, or performance, and is designed to create a dialogue between the artwork and the site, enhancing the viewer's experience and understanding of both.