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    Sculpture

    Prepared by:
    Raemann Zaira M. Fernandez
    Sculpture
    • Sculpture is a three-dimensional form constructed
    to represent a natural or imaginary shape.

    A sculptor is a person obsessed with the form and shape of things, and it’s not just
    the shape of one thing, but the shape of anything and everything: the hard, tense
    strength, although delicate form of a bone; the strong, solid fleshiness of a beech
    tree trunk. –Henry Moore
    UNIQUE QUALITY OF SCULPTURE
    • Exists in space
    • Viewed from all sides
    • Actual space rather than illusion of
    space
    • A sculptor sets out to fill space with
    original, visually appealing forms.
    • These forms may echo reality, express
    powerful emotions, or communicate
    ideas.
    GENERAL KINDS OF SCULPTURE
    • FREE STANDING
    • RELIEF
    • ASSEMBLAGE
    • KINETIC
    • WELDED
    • USE OF GLASS
    • SYMBOLIC
    GENERAL KINDS OF SCULPTURE
    • FREE STANDING or FULL ROUND
    • This is a kind that can independently stand in space. It has a flat
    horizontal base. All its side contribute to the overall form of the
    sculpture.
    Ex. Guillermo Tolentino’s Oblation

    Sculpture that exists in three-dimensional


    space. To see all parts of the work you
    need to walk around it.
    GENERAL KINDS OF SCULPTURE
    • RELIEF
    • The kind of sculpture that does not have a flat horizontal base
    • The form is protected from a flat surface.
    Types of relief- sunken relief/ low relief/bas-relief and high relief.
    • A relief sculpture protrudes out of a flat surface, and it’s projection
    into three dimensional space is relatively shallow.
    GENERAL KINDS OF SCULPTURE
    GENERAL KINDS OF SCULPTURE
    • ASSEMBLAGE
    • This sculpture is formed by putting together materials such as found
    objects, pieces of art, sponges, wood scraps, and other materials in
    unique ways to create a sculpture.
    • Ex. Lamberto Hechanova’s Man and Woman

    A found object is anything used


    in a work of art that is
    recognizable as an object that
    existed before the sculpture.
    Examples include trash or wood
    scraps.
    GENERAL KINDS OF SCULPTURE
    • ASSEMBLAGE
    • This sculpture is formed by putting together materials such as found
    objects, pieces of art, sponges, wood scraps, and other materials in
    unique ways to create a sculpture.
    • Ex. Lamberto Hechanova’s Man and Woman
    GENERAL KINDS OF SCULPTURE
    • KINETIC SCULPTURE
    • This is considered as a culture in motion because
    the entire sculpture or some parts of the
    sculpture are moving with the wind or are
    vibrating with the surrounding air.
    • contains moving parts and can be set in motion
    by air currents or a motor.
    GENERAL KINDS OF SCULPTURE
    • WELDED SCULPTURE
    • Creating this sculptures involve the process of connecting sheets of
    metal together by using an acetylene or electric torch.
    • Most sculptures of Eduardo Castrillo are welded sculptures.
    GENERAL KINDS OF SCULPTURE
    • USE OF GLASS
    • Ramon Orlina and Imelda Pilapil started the use of glass in sculpture.
    Orlina used glass in table pieces, murals and sculptures which are
    usually unified into a framework.
    GENERAL KINDS OF SCULPTURE
    • SYMBOLIC SCULPTURE
    • A good example of symbolic sculpture is the interpretation of
    Abdulmari Imao on Okir design, which is a Maranao design tradition
    that is typically used in woodcarving.
     - Imao produced four contemporary series of the okir: the sarimanok, the sari-
    mosque, the sari-okir and calligraphic sculptures.
    A Few Common Subcategories in Sculpture

    Interactive:
    A work of art that people interact with or change.

    Kinetic: Any work


    of art with moving parts.
    A Few Common Subcategories in Sculpture

    Public: Artwork that is designed for a public space.

    Ephemeral: Artwork that is


    intentionally temporary.

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